With the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, the 7th International Multi-Genre Yard Competition-Festival "SPIVOGRAI" was held in Kropyvnytskyi from October 25 to 27, 2024.
The goals of the competition-festival were as follows:
Aimed at identifying and supporting talented youth.
Establishing creative contacts, ensuring communication among teachers, leaders, art educators, performers, and creative teams.
Preserving, developing, and enhancing the best artistic and performing traditions of national and world art.
Fostering high spiritual and moral qualities in youth and forming an active life position for the future generation through various forms of artistic creativity.
Aimed at supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine, peace, and territorial integrity.
The jury of the competition-festival consisted of honored cultural and art figures, national artists, choreographers, artists, and faculty members of higher art education institutions from Ukraine, Poland, Canada, China, and Ireland.
Students from Kherson State University also participated in this prestigious competition-festival.
In the "Artistic and Creative Project" category, graduate students pursuing a second master's level degree, under the supervision of the distinguished educator, Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine, Professor Lidia Lymarenko, received one Grand Prix diploma and thirteen first-degree diplomas:
Logvynchenko Liliya and Storonchak Kyrylo (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Dancing Under Fire" – Grand Prix diploma;
Andrusyshyn Maryana (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Theory of the Dead Internet" – First Degree diploma;
Bokiy Karina (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Theater of Childhood and War" – First Degree diploma;
Karpov Ihor (Faculty of Computer Science, Physics, and Mathematics), project "Future Digital Technologies" – First Degree diploma;
Kolykhaieva Valeriya (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Everyday Life in a New Country: Helping Ukraine and Missing Home" – First Degree diploma;
Kyryliuk Andriy (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Storks with Glass Nests" – First Degree diploma;
Murashkina Anna and Smyrnova Margarita (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "PRIMA MARIA" – First Degree diploma;
Olshanska Olga (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "An Artist Who Paints Souls" – First Degree diploma;
Pleshynets Iryna, Yatsentiuk Viktoriya, Hushulyak Darya (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Red Viburnum Through the Ages" – First Degree diploma;
Raskina Vira (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "The Ensemble 'NUANCE' Gives a Chance" – First Degree diploma;
Trukhacheva Yana (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Small Steps to a Big Dream" – First Degree diploma;
Fedorova Olga and Sobolevska Polina (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Moves of Inspiration: Dance to Live" – First Degree diploma;
Frik Olena (Faculty of Biology, Geography, and Ecology), project "Lesya Ukrainka – A Gem of Ukrainian Poetry" – First Degree diploma;
Chumachenko Nataliya (Faculty of Culture and Arts), project "Art that Heals" – First Degree diploma.
In the "Theatrical Art" category, undergraduate students in the "Cultural Studies" major, under the guidance of Professor Lidia Lymarenko, received one Grand Prix diploma and three first-degree diplomas:
Pavlenko Mariya (1st year, Faculty of Culture and Arts), theatrical composition "The Ballad of Dragons" – Grand Prix diploma;
Abramova Anna (1st year, Faculty of Culture and Arts), literary and musical composition "Moonlight Nocturne" – First Degree diploma;
Shkolyarenko Yuliya (1st year, Faculty of Culture and Arts), theatrical composition "Once You Loved a Narcissist" – First Degree diploma;
Mykytas Oleh (4th year, Faculty of Culture and Arts), theatrical poem by Tetyana Vlasova "Angels Share Cigarettes" – First Degree diploma.
It is noteworthy that the artistic and creative projects were created by graduate students during their study of the certificate program "Organization and Direction of Cultural and Artistic Projects".

