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De Pere Today
By the People, for the People
De Pere Workshop Offers Centuries-Old Ukrainian Easter Tradition
Mulva Cultural Center hosts pysanky egg-decorating class for local community.
Apr. 9, 2026 at 4:50pm
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A vibrant celebration of the centuries-old Ukrainian art of pysanky egg-decorating, showcased through a bold pop art interpretation.De Pere TodayA hands-on workshop in De Pere, Wisconsin gave participants the chance to learn the centuries-old Ukrainian art of 'pysanky' - a traditional egg-decorating technique using the wax-resist method to create intricate patterns with deep cultural meaning. The workshop at the Mulva Cultural Center guided attendees through the process, allowing them to create their own one-of-a-kind pysanky eggs while also gaining a deeper appreciation for this heritage craft passed down through generations.
Why it matters
The pysanky workshop provided an opportunity for the local community to engage with and learn about a unique cultural tradition from Ukraine, sparking curiosity and fostering cross-cultural understanding. By offering hands-on educational experiences like this, the Mulva Cultural Center aims to expose people to diverse artistic practices and expand their perspectives.
The details
During the workshop, participants learned the wax-resist technique of pysanky, where designs are drawn in stages before the eggs are dipped in dye to create the intricate patterns. Instructors guided attendees through the process, ensuring no prior experience was necessary for everyone to leave with their own custom-decorated pysanky egg.
- The workshop took place on Easter weekend in De Pere, Wisconsin.
The players
Mulva Cultural Center
A cultural institution in De Pere, Wisconsin that hosts educational and artistic workshops for the local community.
Carrie Ryan
The Education & Programs Manager at the Mulva Cultural Center.
What they’re saying
“We love bringing these kinds of multi-modal workshops that are both educational and artistic and spark people's curiosity to learn about something that maybe they have never heard of before.”
— Carrie Ryan, Education & Programs Manager, Mulva Cultural Center
The takeaway
The pysanky workshop at the Mulva Cultural Center provided a unique opportunity for the local community to engage with and learn about a centuries-old Ukrainian artistic tradition, fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation for diverse heritage practices.
