Ukrainian Museum and Library building

The Ukrainian Museum and Library of Stamford

As one of the oldest Ukrainian museums in North America, our organization houses extensive Ukrainian art and library collections for exhibition and research.

About Us

Preservation of Ukrainian Culture

As the oldest Ukrainian cultural institution in the United States, the Ukrainian Museum and Library announced its formation in 1935 and officially opened its doors in Stamford, Connecticut in 1937. It is our mission to preserve Ukrainian culture through the collection, preservation, and exhibition of key artifacts and literature. We welcome visitors and scholars alike to learn more about Ukrainian culture through time by viewing our extensive art, literature, and archive collections. Most of our collections are housed in an estate registered as a national historic landmark, which dates back to the 1860s, houses our collection. To support our mission, please visit us today or consider making a donation.

Leonid Hrytsai, The Blind Minstrel. Oil, 1967
Edward Kozak, Fortune-Telling. Oil, 1982
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Our Collections

The Ukrainian Museum and Library houses extensive collections of artifacts and literature with historical value. We invite scholars, students, and anyone interested in Ukrainian culture to visit us and explore our collections.

Folk Art

Embroidery, ceramics, textiles, and more.

Fine Art

A collection of paintings and sculptures.

Religious

Icons, crosses, and religious art.

Library

Over 60,000 publications and rare items.

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Support Us Today

We need your support to keep our mission going. Help us preserve Ukrainian culture and maintain our facilities by donating or becoming a member today.
Ukrainian Culture

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Memberships

Support our Ukrainian museum by signing up for a membership. Each membership option offers benefits, including unlimited admission, borrowing privileges, discounts, private event invites, and more.