Hundreds of people were treated to the best that Ukraine has to offer at its first Enfield festival.
The Spirit of Ukraine festival took place at Forty Hall and featured performers, musicians and craftspeople.
The aim of the event was to promote a positive image of Ukraine. A variety of craft artists showcased traditional egg painting, intricate embroidery, floral headdresses and wood carvings, while talented accordion and bandura trio Zhayvir mesmerised the crowd with their folk melodies.
Mayor of Enfield Ali Bakir said: "It is marvellous to see four generations of Ukrainians resident in the area since the 1940s providing such a colourful display of their traditions. We are mindful of the difficult times Ukraine is undergoing and continue to support a peaceful resolution."
Christine Modla-Thomas, secretary of the Waltham Cross Ukrainian Youth Association, said: "We want to contribute to improving the public's understanding of Ukraine.
"The wonderful atmosphere at the festival will remain in visitors' hearts for a long time, with many members of the public finding out more about our vibrant culture."
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