Kyiv City News: The Second Week of August 2018

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The main event of summer, Independence Day, is near — and so are the road restrictions. Make sure you know which streets are off limits for cars and public transport. Besides, August is a high time to review the wardrobe and donate old clothes, now possible thanks to the city clothing bins.

New Clothing Donation Bins

Clothing binsWhile there are plenty of vintage shops in Kyiv, donating old clothes sometimes stays a matter of thorough research rather than a simple deal. This month, Koshyk Dobra charity organization installed 20 clothing donation bins, mostly located on the left bank of Kyiv. Addresses of all locations are available on the map.

The most part of the clothing will be donated to foster and nursing homes. Clothes with poor quality will be recycled, while unique items will be auctioned with all profit going to support of kids and the elderly. In case you have more than 10 kg of clothes that can be donated, Koshyk Dobra can organize a pick-up.

Kurazh Bazar Changes Location

Kurazh Bazar charity marketThe well-known charity market Kurazh Bazar from now on will take place in the Expocenter of Ukraine. According to the organizers of the market, Kurazh Bazar needs a new location that will help it to transform into an ongoing event with new entertainment and old-school vibe. A new-format event ‘Literature Kurazh Barar’ will take place on September 8-9 in Pavilion #19.

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Renovated Park on Rusanivska Quay

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Rusanivska Quay has been a popular chilling-on-nature location for many years. This summer, the local park has finally been renovated for a more accessible relaxation. Now visitors can enjoy brand new benches, winding paths, and lawn with flowers and sculptures. Besides, 100 chrome stoppers were placed to ensure no cars get into a pedestrian-only zone. The park can be reached from the Livoberezhna metro station by buses #49, 95, 108 and 249.

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Restricted Car Access in the Downtown

Pedestrians on KhreshchatykDue to the rehearsal of the Independence Day parade, some streets in the center of Kyiv will be closed for cars and public transport. Namely, on August 18 from 5.30 P.M. Velyka Vasilkivska, Khreshchatyk, Besarabska Square and Maidan Nezelezhnosti will be restricted until the end of the rehearsal.

The same streets will be also closed off on August 20 and 22 from 6.45 P.M. Parking will be forbidden on August 18, 20 and 22-24 on Lesi Ukrainky Boulevard, Volodymyrskyi Passage, Bohdana Khmelnytskoho Street, Naberezhne Highway and Parkova Doroha.

Photo sources: Kurazh Bazar, Kyivzelenbud Facebook page, John_Silver, MaxxjaNe, byvalet / Shutterstock.com. All images belong to their rightful authors.

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