Join us at America House Kyiv for a special screening of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and explore what it took to bring it to life. The screening will be followed by a discussion with William Paul Clark, the film's First Assistant Director. With decades of experience on some of Hollywood's most influential sets, you'll once again have the chance to get a rare, insider's perspective on how cinema is made. We'll be talking behind-the-scenes, what it's like working with some of the giants of the silver screen, and how the industry continues to evolve. 

For our 3rd session of Poetry in the Garden, we will continue with our exploration of seasonal poetry. This week we'll be transporting ourselves to a not-so-distant summer with American poet H.D.'s "The Garden" (yes, we're reading a poem called The Garden in the garden). See you there!

Preppers are individuals or groups who actively prepare for emergencies, ranging from natural disasters to severe societal breakdowns. Doomsday preppers are a well-known sub-culture in the US, and through the internet, it is growing across the world. In this session of Wednesday English, we'll take a deep-dive into prepper culture: what makes them tick, what they actually believe, and whether or not all their hard work will be worth it when doomsday actually occurs. Join us this week to discuss all this and more!

Join us at America House Kyiv for a conversation with Eric Haar on the power of a growth mindset and how it can help you achieve greater success in both business and relationships. Drawing on his experience as an entrepreneur, attorney, nonprofit leader, and former banking executive, Eric will share insights into how embracing challenges, developing resilience, and continuously improving your skills can unlock your potential and support long-term personal and professional growth. 

Quiet quitting is a modern phenomenon, described on various parts of the internet as "doing the minimum requirements of one's job and putting in no more time, effort, or enthusiasm than absolutely necessary." Join us this week to discuss this phenomenon and more!

This week at Wednesday English, we'll be discussing the view outside Ukraine, and specifically, how people outside of Ukraine perceive and discuss the war. We'll talk about the opinions of everyday people, as well as media portrayals of the war. Join us to discuss all this and more!

«Випусти пару» — інтерактивний тренінг з елементами театру, гри та взаємодії. Ми не будемо тебе вчити чи «прокачувати», ти вже все вмієш. Просто треба собі дозволити. Що буде: полегшення, відпочинок, приємне здивування від себе та інших. Багато сміху та маленьких безпечних пригод. Розуміння, що все може бути інакше. Що ти можеш більше ніж вважав.

Join us this Saturday for a special documentary screening. "Waste Land: An Art Collaboration in the World's Largest Garbage Dump" follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home base in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. Stay after the screening for an in-depth discussion of the doc!

Join us at America House Kyiv for Yoga with an American — a gentle, all-levels yoga session that combines mindful movement, breath, and community connection. This class is designed to help you feel more grounded, relaxed, and energized, whether you’re brand new to yoga or returning to your mat. 

For this season's 2nd session of Poetry in the Garden, we will begin an exploration of seasonal poetry. "Pastoral," by Jennifer Chang, is a contemporary poem of springtime. Chang is a renowned American poet and scholar whose work has been published in The American Poetry Review, The Nation, and The New Yorker, amongst others. She is a professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

The late 19th/early 20th century saw the rise of large corporations with monopolies in various US industries. Successive presidents worked to decrease their power, but each had differing opinions on the value of a monopoly, with some believing they had a positive impact. What is the state of monopolies in the 21st century? Do they have a positive or a negative impact on the global economy? Join us this week to discuss all this and more!

Join us this Saturday for a special documentary screening. "Waste Land: An Art Collaboration in the World's Largest Garbage Dump" follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home base in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. Stay after the screening for an in-depth discussion of the doc!

Join us at America House Kyiv for Yoga with an American — a gentle, all-levels yoga session that combines mindful movement, breath, and community connection. This class is designed to help you feel more grounded, relaxed, and energized, whether you’re brand new to yoga or returning to your mat. 

Welcome back to season 3 of Poetry in the Garden! For this year's first session, we're going back to basics. We'll begin with a discussion about what is poetry, and why humans read and write poetry. After that we'll dive deep into how to read poetry, followed by a special reading of Rabindrath Tagore's On The Seashore, a contemporary poem of childhood and memory.

ELR Charlie is back from his extended break outside of Ukraine! Today at Wednesday English, we'll be discussing the view outside Ukraine, and specifically, how people outside of Ukraine perceive and discuss the war. We'll talk about the opinions of everyday people, as well as media portrayals of the war. Join us this week to discuss all this and more!

Just three weeks ago, four humans climbed aboard the spaceship Integrity on a mission to the Moon, a place no human had visited in over 50 years. They traveled around the Moon, journeying farther than any human had ever gone before: 406,771 kilometers. But the mission itself wasn’t the only remarkable achievement. The launch attracted more than 18 million viewers, making it the most-watched NASA event in history. Why was this so important to so many of us? Join us at America House to find answers to these and other related questions!

New research suggests that adults around the world are lonelier than ever, even with the rise of social media, online gaming, and instant messaging apps that keep us constantly connected. So why does it feel like making and keeping friends as an adult has become harder than ever? Join us this week to discuss all things friendship in 2026.

The pressure to be productive is everywhere. From morning routines to productivity hacks, we are constantly told how to optimize our time and achieve more. But is this constant drive for productivity actually good for us, and what do we lose when every moment has to be useful? Join us this week to talk about productivity culture, how we spend our time, and whether we are really living the way we want to or just the way we are expected to.

Join us at America House Kyiv for a special screening of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, followed by a conversation about Kim Barker’s journey from investigative reporter to bestselling author and inspiration for the screen. The discussion will highlight her work with The New York Times, ProPublica, and other leading publications, as well as her contributions to investigative reporting, including her Pulitzer Prize–winning work. 

Вигорання, плинність кадрів, втрата залученості — виклики з якими має справу кожна компанія. В умовах війни вони загострились до межі. Стандартні інструменти працюють не завжди. Театральні практики, що спираються на досвід тисячоліть, пропонують інший підхід: глибший, системний, з вимірюваним результатом.

Воркшоп DRAMAN Foundation — для всіх, хто відповідає за людей в організації і шукає нові інструменти.

Join us at America House Kyiv for a special screening of Pulp Fiction, to revisit this legendary movie and explore what it took to bring it to life. The screening will be followed by a discussion with William Paul Clark, the film's First Assistant Director. With decades of experience on some of Hollywood’s most influential sets, you will have a chance to ask William about a rare, insider perspective on how cinematic history is made.

Join us at America House Kyiv for Yoga with an American — a gentle, all-levels yoga session that combines mindful movement, breath, and community connection. This class is designed to help you feel more grounded, relaxed, and energized, whether you’re brand new to yoga or returning to your mat. 

Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained, Kill Bill, A Man Called Otto, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood — chances are you’ve watched these films, loved them, and maybe even obsessed over them. These films have shaped modern cinema — and now you’ll get the chance to meet one of the people who helped shape them. 

Wednesday English continues no matter the weather, for the next few weeks hosted by none other than America House yoga instructor Patrice! Join us this week we as we explore a variety of topics, curated and moderated by a native speaker. See you on Wednesday!

Join us on March 28th at 14:00 for Documentary Saturdays at America House Kyiv! This week we’ll continue a journey into the heart and soul of 1980s America with Route One/USA, Part 2. After 10 years living abroad, filmmaker Robert Kramer returns to America and decides to travel the length of US Route 1, from the Canadian border to Key West, FL. Note: the film is 4 hours long, we will be screening the second half this Saturday.

Join us at America House Kyiv for Yoga with an American — a gentle, all-levels yoga session that combines mindful movement, breath, and community connection. This class is designed to help you feel more grounded, relaxed, and energized, whether you’re brand new to yoga or returning to your mat. 

Wednesday English continues no matter the weather, for the next few weeks hosted by none other than America House yoga instructor Patrice! Join us this week we as we explore a variety of topics, curated and moderated by a native speaker. See you on Wednesday!

Join us this week for Documentary Saturdays at America House Kyiv! This week we’ll begin a journey into the heart and soul of 1980s America with Route One/USA, Part 1. After 10 years living abroad, filmmaker Robert Kramer returns to America and decides to travel the length of US Route 1, from the Canadian border to Key West, FL. Note: the film is 4 hours long, we will be screening the first half this Saturday and the second half next Saturday.

Join us at America House Kyiv for Yoga with an American — a gentle, all-levels yoga session that combines mindful movement, breath, and community connection. This class is designed to help you feel more grounded, relaxed, and energized, whether you’re brand new to yoga or returning to your mat. 

Join us this week as we continue our Sports Friday programming with a special film screening. White Men Can't Jump (1992) is the story of wo basketball hustlers (played by Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson) who join forces to double their chances of winning money on the street courts as well as in a tournament. Join us after the film for a discussion with ELR Charlie.