Liberty Ukraine Foundation with Ukrainian School ATX
- Sunday, August 232026
- 12–7 PMDoors at noon, program at 1
- Georgetown Community Center30 min north of Austin
Adults $20. Kids free. Raising funds for generators and power stations for Ukrainian defenders.
Ukraine
turns 35.
Ukraine declared independence on August 24, 1991. We're marking the 35th anniversary with a festival at the Georgetown Community Center: live performances, Ukrainian food, an artisan market, and guests visiting from Ukraine.
Doors open at noon, the program starts at one, and the day runs until seven. Show up whenever you can, leave whenever you need to. The day raises funds for generators and portable power stations for the people defending Ukraine right now.
What's happening
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Experience
Live performances throughout the day, opened by students from Ukrainian School ATX.
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Taste
Authentic Ukrainian cuisine and homemade treats, cooked by people from the community.
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Discover
An artisan market and exclusive Liberty Ukraine merchandise.
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Create
Hands-on crafts, activities and fun for all ages.
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Connect
Special guests, cultural exhibits and stories from Ukraine.
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Support
A silent auction and raffle, both benefiting Liberty Ukraine Foundation.
Doors open at noon. The program opens at one with a community prayer.
Guests
from Ukraine.
Liberty Ukraine will present stories from the front lines and show exactly what the money from Austin has paid for so far. Guests traveling from Ukraine will speak.
If you only catch one part of the day, catch this one.
Where the money goes
Power Stations
& Generators
Tickets, the raffle and the auction support one fund: generators and portable power stations for Ukrainian defenders. Liberty Ukraine Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Austin, Texas. EIN 88-1688760.
- Generators
- Portable power stations
- Tax-deductible
The festival is in August.
Winter comes after.
Ukraine's power grid has been a target every winter of this war. When it goes down, everything attached to it goes too — heat, water, hospitals, phone lines. A generator or a portable power station puts a piece of it back.
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Warmth
In freezing conditions, a generator brings warmth, safety and a sense of normalcy back to a home the grid no longer reaches.
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Hospitals
Power stations keep medical equipment running, so hospitals can go on treating people straight through a blackout.
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Connection
Charged phones and radios keep families in touch, information moving and relief efforts coordinated.
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On the front
Portable power carries into day-to-day military operations, where there is no grid to fall back on.
Tickets
Every ticket covers the whole day — entry, live performances and the photo zones.
Included with admission
Performances
Photo zone
Grab on the day
Food & drinks
Kids activities
If you're having trouble viewing tickets, open Zeffy directly.
Getting there
When
12–7 PM
Doors open at noon and the program opens at one with a community prayer. Come and go as you like — your ticket covers the whole day.
Where
Georgetown
Community Center
445 E Morrow St, Georgetown, TX 78626
Everything is indoors. In San Gabriel Park, about 30 minutes north of downtown Austin.
Open in Maps →Questions
Do children need a ticket?
Yes, but it's free. Reserve one on Zeffy so we can plan food and seating.
Can I come for just an hour?
Yes. Your ticket covers the whole day, noon to seven, and you can leave and come back.
Is food included?
No, food is sold separately at the festival. Bring cash. The money goes to the same fund.
Is my ticket tax-deductible?
Liberty Ukraine Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3), EIN 88-1688760. Zeffy emails your receipt. Ask your tax advisor which portion is deductible.
I can't make it. Can I still help?
Buy a supporter ticket anyway, or donate at libertyukraine.org/donate. Both go to the same fund.
Can my business sponsor or donate an auction item?
Yes. Get in touch through libertyukraine.org and we'll send the sponsor packet.