No mass celebrations: Mykolaiv turned 237 years old
Only local holiday events will be held in the city
On Saturday, September 12, Mykolaiv celebrates City Day — it turned 237 years old. Due to the security situation, mass events are not planned for this day, but local festive events are expected to take place in the city.
Greetings to the townspeople were published by the acting head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration, Heorhiy Reshetilov, Mykolaiv Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych, Mykolaiv rescuers and many others.
For the fifth year it has been living under the sounds of explosions, withstanding terrible shelling, pain and destruction.
But it endures.
We wish every Mykolaiv resident strength and resilience, health and harmony, and a swift victory over the enemies!
Earlier we wrote:
- Coat of arms with illumination: a festive bus went on route in Mykolaiv
- Yellow alert does not cancel concerts and festivals: the Ministry of Culture set safety rules
- In Mykolaiv, children up to 14 years old will be able to visit the zoo for free
- Mykolaiv has abandoned mass celebrations of City Day due to the threat of Russian attacks
- “I don’t want to go to prison”: Senkevych explained what he is afraid of




