November 19, 2022. De-occupied Kherson is recovering from the Russian occupation.

The video shows the Kherson railway station, residents talking about life under occupation, shots of the city, a shop, a closed bank branch, people waiting for humanitarian aid, the central square of the town, the point of indestructibility.

Kherson: liberation from russians

November 15, 2022. The video shows Ukrainian soldiers clearing settlements, communicating with residents, a car ride, soldiers checking documents, distributing medicine and sweets to children, connecting mobile communications, the streets of the village, residents talking on the phone.

Kherson region: de-occupation of settlements

Kherson, August 29, 2004. A shelter for minors.

The video shows children in rooms, a doctor examining a girl, a children's corner, a dining room, and address plans of the shelter.

Shelter for minors in Kherson

Tsyurupynsk (now Oleshky), June 7, 2000. The story is about a picket near the Tsyurupynsk District State Administration by employees of the agro-industrial company “Sepro”.

The video shows people with placards, tanks, a representative of the company speaking, the protesters being accused of hooliganism, footage from the plant.

Picket in Tsyurupinsk

The program “Kherson Sketches” tells about the emergence and development of Kherson, the rich nature of the region, the development of agriculture and entrepreneurship. 

The video features the city's architecture, historical monuments, port, wheat, grape, and peach growing, a student campus, a shipyard, an electric welding equipment plant, other regional enterprises, a confectionery factory, a glassware factory, and the Askania Nova reserve. 

“Kherson Outlines": a program about the city and its history

August 21, 2010, a story about the watermelon festival "Sweet Miracle" in the town of Hola Prystan, Kherson region.

Comments: participants of the festival, head of Kherson Regional State Administration Mykola Kostyak.

Watermelon festival "Sweet Miracle"

Kherson region, Black Sea Biosphere Reserve, Tendra Bay, July 5, 2009.

On the video: sea, sand, people collecting garbage, ship, birds on the shore, tractor with garbage, sunset, guard's house.

The Black Sea Biosphere Reserve is one of the oldest and largest reserves in Ukraine. It was established in 1927 to protect the natural environment and is considered especially valuable because of the large number of wild bird nesting sites. In 1988, the reserve became the first Ukrainian nature reserve to be included in the UNESCO list. 

The territory of the reserve covers more than 20 islands, Kherson and part of Mykolaiv regions, and two sea bays - Yagorlytska and Tendrivska.

Чорноморський біосферний заповідник

Program “Memory Coordinates”, series “Hunter for a Smile”, Kherson TV. The program tells about the writer and novelist Pavlo Hubenko (pseudonym Ostap Vyshnia).

Residents of the village of Krynky share their childhood memories of meeting the poet: Yevhen Puntiy and Fedir Bilous.

The author of the program is Iryna Polishchuk.

The video includes fragments of a documentary chronicle and footage from the cartoon “Once Upon a Time There Was a Dog”.

The program “Memory Coordinates”: Ostap Vyshnia

The program “Behind the Scenes...” 2006: a story about a priest who makes boats.

In the video: boats, farm, people, house, interior, yard, vegetable garden, Dnipro River, Antonivskyi Bridge, church, priest, icons, candles, prayer, newspaper.

Priest-boat builder

The seventeenth international theater festival “Melpomene of Tavria”. The video shows the streets of the city, the solemn procession of the groups, a theater performance, the audience, applause in the hall, posters. 

“Melpomene of Tavria is an annual international theater festival held in Kherson in mid-June. It was founded in 1999. The festival aims to popularize theater, raise its profile, exchange experience between creative teams, and introduce the audience to musical theater premieres and the most interesting finds of theaters from different regions of Ukraine and other countries.
The festival is organized by the Mykola Kulish Kherson Regional Academic Music and Drama Theater and Festival Center LLC.

The seventeenth festival was held from May 23 to 30 under the motto: “In Search of Truth”. It was attended by 17 theaters from 4 countries: Georgia, Hungary, Portugal, and Ukraine. They presented 24 performances.

Festival in Kherson: 2015

The program “Theater Cafe” features a conversation with Oleksandr Kniga, the general director of the Kherson Mykola Kulish Academic Theater, about Oleksandr Bielsky's play “Red Sails” and the artist Viktor Balash.

The author and host of the program is Tamara Muravitska.

 The video includes fragments of the performance.

Oleksandr Bielski: “Red Sails” play

The story is about the Kherson Confectionery Factory, its production processes and employees.

The video shows workers at the conveyor, the factory's products, and a commentary by the director of the enterprise, Halyna Dronova.