Municipal institution
"Transcarpatian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life"
of the Transcarpatian Regional Council
Culture connect –
culture mobility
in the border area
The main mission of the project is the popularization of local culture and preservation of historical heritage.
During several years of implementation, many ethnographic interviews, a conference, a book release, the launch of a mobile application, the purchase of equipment, the conversion of fund storage facilities and much more have been conducted.
Four museum workers are photographed with a woman in a national costume against the background of the project stand and the orange building.
Three men in national Hutsul costumes are photographed against the background of nature and haystacks.
Four museum workers are photographed with a woman in a national costume against the background of the project stand and the orange building.
Detailed information abourt the projects
The girl lays out the belt on the table covered with a white tablecloth. There is a camera in front, through the display of which you can see a photo of the belt. Behind the girl are sliding galleries and cabinets for storing stock items.
The girl is photographing the national costume of Transcarpathia, which is on a white background. There is a professional light on the side. Behind the girl are retractable walls for storing paintings.
The girl takes a picture of a crown of thorns through the upper opening of the light cube. The side opening is also open.
The girl lays out the belt on the table covered with a white tablecloth. There is a camera in front, through the display of which you can see a photo of the belt. Behind the girl are sliding galleries and cabinets for storing stock items.
Memory Savers
allowed to attract young people to work in museums, taught how to digitize collections and helped institutions digitize their own collections in wartime conditions.
Digitized exhibits of our museum can be viewed
at this link.
Skansen in Touch
The emergence of this project was inspired by the situation in Ukraine and the world in connection with the Covid-19 pandemic.
For the first time, a video tour for a children's audience will be recorded, as well as master classes on one of the most important crafts in Transcarpathia - embroidery and pottery. This allowed the museum to stay in touch with its visitors even in conditions where there is no full live communication and mass visits to the museum.
Video lessons are available on our YouTube channel.
A man in a rectangular white hat, a white beard, and a long blue St. Mykolai suit with a stick in his hands looks at a sleigh full of gifts. In the background is the gate of the church.
A man in a rectangular white hat, a white beard, and a long blue St. Mykolai suit with a staff in his right hand sits on a throne. On the right side of him is a full bellows, and on the left - a Christmas tree and gifts around. In the background is the iconostasis of the church.
A man in a rectangular white hat, a white beard, and a long blue St. Mykolai suit with a staff in his right hand sits on a throne. He takes a picture with the boy. In the background are a Christmas tree, gifts, and the church iconostasis a bit further.
A man in a rectangular white hat, a white beard, and a long blue St. Mykolai suit with a stick in his hands looks at a sleigh full of gifts. In the background is the gate of the church.
Residence of
Saint Mykolai
a week before the holiday, Mykolai meets the children in the museum's Shelestovo church, where they share their wishes and later await their fulfillment.
School of Young Tour Guide
It was first introduced in the spring of 2019 as part of the implementation of the "Children's Days in the Uzhhorod Skansen" project. It involves training children in the work of a museum tour guide, preparing them for independent tours and conducting them for visitors.
A group of children in the background of a wooden building listens to a museum employee.
The girl in front of the group tells about the houses, some are located to the side of them.
A girl gives a tour to a group of children against the background of a wooden church, a bell tower, and a chapel.
A group of children in the background of a wooden building listens to a museum employee.
Two men are sitting at the table. One woman is standing next to the table. Two masters sit almost opposite each other, in front and to the side of the table, bent over water basins.
In the foreground are three fresh pottery. In the background, a woman explains her work to a little girl.
A boy corrects his pottery with a stick. There are several other products on the table nearby. People are standing behind the boy.
Two men are sitting at the table. One woman is standing next to the table. Two masters sit almost opposite each other, in front and to the side of the table, bent over water basins.
School of Pottery
a course in pottery, which includes a cycle of classes from theory and knowledge of traditions to the complete creation of a pottery product with your own hands and its decoration.
School of Making Pysankas
a course on Easter eggs, which includes both theoretical foundations and a whole cycle of practical classes on making Easter eggs from various ethnographic regions of Transcarpathia.
Seven participants of the School of Making Easter Eggs are sitting at a long table. There are candles, eggs, and plates for work on it. They listen to the master, who sits in the center on the right side and shows a blue egg in his hands.
Three Easter eggs: purple and green with stylized lines and red with symbols of the moon and stars.
On the table is a sheet of paper with images of possible ways of drawing patterns on Easter eggs. There is a candle on a plate and, on the other side, an open cardboard tray with ready-made Easter eggs of different colors. Another section of the tray has a candle and a napkin.
Seven participants of the School of Making Easter Eggs are sitting at a long table. There are candles, eggs, and plates for work on it. They listen to the master, who sits in the center on the right side and shows a blue egg in his hands.
Ten women in embroidered dresses pose against the background of a wooden house.
Five women in dresses pose in front of a flowering bush and a wooden house. The woman in the center holds a map of the embroidered traditions of Transcarpathia, where each district is stylized with its traditional embroidery.
Seven women and a girl pose against a white projector background. To the left of them is the event table, and to the right is a traditional embroidered suit on a mannequin.
Ten women in embroidered dresses pose against the background of a wooden house.
Embroidery studio
"Kosytsia"
has been operating in the museum for several years.
Three courses were held:
"My Boykos shirt",
"Shirt-zaspulnytsia",
"A shirt for him" (men's shirt).
Studio participants embroider their own shirts based on samples from the museum's collection.