The Creative Hub started its operation in the territory of the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex of Feldman Ecopark. The main idea, which underlie its organization, is to create an artistic space, which isn’t limited to four walls, integrally joins the nature and gives the chance to hold various events, on the one hand, in comfortable conditions, and on fresh clean air in the country park, on the other.
“Our Creative Hub can be easily recognized by a big white dome, it is located near the Horse Complex Feldman Ecopark. Various lectures, master classes, literary meetings, trainings, concerts and rehearsals, creative events, meetings with interesting people and other activities will be held therein — the initiator of programmes of the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex Vadim Vorotinskiy told. – We invite writers to present here their works and to hold meetings with readers, we are waiting for any interesting ideas about using of our creative space from creative people”.
The Creative Hub started its operation with carrying out series of lectures about animals of a famous biologist and eco-journalist, the author and director of educational shows, Andrii Hapchenko. His entertaining stories about the animal world are primarily intended for the children attending health-improving and educational summer camp Feldman Ecopark, everyone will be able to visit them in the future. Moreover, a creative space was already tested for rehearsals by the railroading musicians. The Feldman Ecopark Centre for Psychosocial Rehabilitation conducts lessons with children here.
Besides, it is planned to establish a Forest Library within the Creative Hub. The library collection is partially created – it includes books of different genres and directions, adult and children’s literature, collected by the International Charitable Foundation “Oleksandr Feldman Foundation” and given by private patrons. Negotiations are also under way with publishing houses. The aim of the Forest Library is not only to provide an opportunity for Ecopark’s visitors to spend time in nature reading an interesting book, but also to hand a part of collected literature to orphanages in the future.
