Volyn Television. The program "Vacations, Holidays..." from July 29, 2000 is dedicated to the children's health camp "Salyut" near the Shatsky Lakes.

On the video: Shatsky district, Lake Svityaz, the camp territory; various creative and sports activities of children in the camp, creating compositions on the ground; blitz polls of children, stories about recreation; sports activities; a walk in the forest, picking mushrooms; dining room, children's lunch; swimming on the beach.

Comments: sports instructor Ihor Voytovych; teacher Svitlana Avramenko; senior teacher Olena Mudryk; leisure organizer Oksana Novosad; forwarder Vasyl Zelinsky; director of the health camp "Salyut" Petro Pavlyuk.

The program was worked on by: Halyna Startseva, Omelyan Ivanyuk, Vitaliy Gerasymlyuk, Halyna Yankovska.

Children's Camp "Salyut"

Volyn, Turia district, 1994. 

The video features the program “Merry Christmas”: the traditions of celebrating Christmas - 12 dishes on the table, didukh at the penance, calling frost and winds for dinner, sowing poppies in the yard, inviting the souls of deceased ancestors to a holy dinner; carolers, the folk ensemble “Narodna Krynytsia,” directed by Olha Antoniuk. 

The program was produced by Vyacheslav Veselak, cameraman, Vitaliy Klymchuk, editor, and Petro Klekotsiuk, consultant. 

Christmas traditions

Volyn Television. The program "Zymne Monastery: A Thousand-Year Journey" from September 16, 2001 is dedicated to the history of the Zymne Monastery.

On the video: the village of Zymne, Volyn region; Sviatohirsky Uspensky Zymne Stavropegial Monastery from different plans; parishioners of the church in the monastery courtyard during the holiday; a story about the founding of the Zymne Monastery; a story about the peculiarities of the functioning of the nunnery; a joint prayer with the participation of representatives of the higher clergy and the state administration of Ukraine.

Comments: Metropolitan of Kyiv and All Ukraine His Beatitude Volodymyr (Sabodan); Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine Yuriy Yekhanurov; Head of the Volyn Regional State Administration Borys Klimchuk; Mayor of Volodymyr-Volynsky Petro Saganyuk.

The following people worked on the transfer: Lyubov Arsenyk, Oleksandr Maryshchuk, Viktoriya Pryymachuk, Zhanna Biruk, Dmytro Gordon, Oleksandr Martsenyuk, Yuriy Fetysov.

Reference: Sviatohirsky Uspensky Zymnensky Stavropegial Monastery is one of the oldest monastic centers in Ukraine, traditionally associated with the Christianization of Volhynia at the end of the 10th century and the early history of the Volodymyr diocese. At different times, the monastery changed its denominational affiliation (Orthodox and Union), and was destroyed and rebuilt in the 17th–19th centuries, which significantly affected the original architectural appearance of the complex. In the modern period, the monastery functions as a women's monastery and is used by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the moscow Patriarchate.

History of the Zymne Monastery

Volyn Television, 1996. Program “Over a Cup of Tea,” interview with Rostislav Kushniruk, director of the Posvit choir. He talks about Stalin's repressions; his family, who were deported to the Kirov region of Russia; how his family survived and endured 14 years in exile. 

The Posvit choir performed the song “Farewell, Young Years...” with lyrics and music by Taras Muzychuk and arrangement by Rostislav Kushniruk. 

Rostislav Kushniruk on the program “Over a Cup of Coffee”

Volyn Television, 1996. Program “Evening Intermezzo.” Video: views of winter Lutsk, winter park, New Year's cards. Poems by Ivan Franko, Bohdan Lepky, Mykola Voronyi, and others are read by radio announcer Volodymyr Klymenko. 

Winter in Lutsk: 1996 

Volyn Television. The episode of the program "Humorous Club 'VO' (Veselyi opodach)" from May 26, 1999 is dedicated to the second meeting of the club on fishing.

On the video: landscapes of Volyn, fishing, humorous poetry by Feodosii Mandziuk; telling humorous stories and anecdotes; cooking fish soup.

Comments: members of the Humorous Club "Veselyi opodach" Valeriy Melnyk, Vasyl Prostopchuk, Borys Maksymyuk.

Host — Kost' Volynyaka (Feodosii Mandziuk).

Club "Veselyi opodach" on fishing

Volyn Television. The episode of the program "Humorous Club 'VO' (Vesely Opodach)" from April 28, 1999 is dedicated to the first meeting of the club, the topic is "How to popularize Ukrainian humor".

On the video: the restaurant "Stary Zamok", the host recites puns; a meeting of the club "Vesely Opodach", the club members talk about how they started writing poems and humorous stories; the restaurant menu, a recipe for meat roll.

Comments: members of the Humorous Club "Vesely Opodach" Yevhen Dudar, Vasyl Prostopchuk, Borys Revenko, Mykhailo Savchak; director of the restaurant "Stary Zamok" Olga Voznyak.

Host — Kost' Volynyaka (Feodosii Mandziuk).

Humorous Club "Vesely Opodach"

Volyn Television, December 1, 2013. Euromaidan in Lutsk.

The video shows a crowd of people, flags, a stage, police, speeches by Volodymyr Bondar, Maya Moskvich, Volodymyr Pashchenko, Anatoliy Vitiv, Bohdan Shyba, Oleksandr Pyrozhik, Lyubov Haneychuk, a quick survey of protesters, and Cossacks cooking kulish. 

Euromaidan in Lutsk: 2013

Volyn Television, 1995. Program “Evening Dialogues about Cinema.”

The video features an interview with director Oles Sanin and cinematographer Serhiy Mykhalchuk about their work on the film “Cold,” their creative plans, and the problems facing the film industry. 

Oles Sanin and Serhiy Mikhalchuk on the film “Cold”

Volyn Television. The program "Torn Melody of Life" from September 11, 2002 is dedicated to honoring the memory of the 10th anniversary of the death of the Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine Stepan Kryvenky.

In the video: the village of Vilkhivka, a monument on the grave of Stepan Kryvenky, different angles; choir members share memories of the songwriter; performance of the folk choir "Khlibodar"; memorial service.

Comments: Director of the House of Culture of the village of Vilkhivka Lyudmila Protsyuk; members of the folk amateur choir "Khlibodar" Oleksandr Shvaevskyi, Yevheniya Voytovych, Ivan Androschuk; employee of the Volyn Educational and Methodological Center of Culture Zinaida Belova; cultural worker of the Horokhiv district Volodymyr Pasichnyuk; daughter of Stepan Kryvenky Lesya Vlashynets; grandson of Mykhailo Vlashynets.

Author — Svitlana Organista.

Reference: Stepan Kryvenky — Volyn musician, poet and amateur composer, one of the key figures in the development of vocal and choral culture of Volyn in the second half of the 20th century. As the artistic director of the House of Culture of the village of Vilkhivka and the founder of the choir "Khlibodar" he created a significant layer of the regional song repertoire, including the anthem of Volyn "My Volyn". His musical works have become widespread not only in Ukraine, but also among the Ukrainian diaspora.

"My Volyn": in memory of Stepan Kryvenky

Volyn Television, 1994. Volyn Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after Taras Shevchenko, celebrations on the occasion of International Theater Day.

On the video: opening speech, theater director Bohdan Bereza presents awards to actors; concert program, excerpts from performances from the repertoire of the Volyn Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after Taras Shevchenko.

Hosted by People's Artist of Ukraine Lyudmila Prykhodko.

Theater Day in Lutsk, 1994

Volyn Television. The program "Mala Hlusha" from July 12, 2000 is dedicated to a trip to the remote village of Mala Hlusha in Polissya.

On the video: a film crew heads to the village, conducts a survey of passers-by; views of the village, residents, kosovitsa; blitz poll of villagers, recipe for the dish "kovrukh"; interviews with local residents and a priest; shots of the church, the old cemetery, the bell ringer at work; ethnographic reconnaissance about the Polishchuks; conversation with old-timers of the village, singing folk songs.

The program was produced by: Olga Khariv, Vasyl Maryshchuk, Yuriy Raevich, Halyna Yankovska.