The War Museum is where the most ambitious projects come to life.
The War Museum locations are well-protected and suitable for various events. They are advantageously situated in the heart of the capital, under and around the Motherland Monument.
Our premises are suitable for celebrations or business events and ideal for filming, presentations, or roundtables.
The experienced Museum team is prepared to assist in creating an unforgettable event for your guests.
A multifunctional venue combining comfort, technical facilities and an inviting atmosphere for conferences, forums, concerts, film screenings, presentations, ceremonies, and other cultural and business events.
The hall features an amphitheatre-style auditorium with seating for approximately 320 guests. Basic sound, lighting and video equipment is available, allowing a wide range of events to be organised without the need for additional technical resources.
An important advantage is the availability of an air-raid shelter on the Museum grounds, which enables events to be held in accordance with safety requirements, including during martial law.
The Cinema and Concert Hall offers a flexible layout and the support of the Museum’s professional team, who can help adapt the venue to the specific requirements of each event. We welcome opportunities for collaboration and are ready to assist with both intimate gatherings and large-scale projects, helping bring even the most ambitious ideas to life.
Become a volunteer at the Museum and participate in documenting war, studying the history of wars and armed conflicts of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and implementing exhibition, educational, and communication projects.
Individuals legally residing in Ukraine, including Ukrainian citizens, foreigners, and stateless persons, who possess legal capacity.
Volunteering at the Museum is a non-compulsory activity that offers a flexible schedule.
Yes. Minors can participate in volunteer activities with the consent of their parents (adoptive parents), foster parents, or guardians, subject to the restrictions specified in paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Article 7 of the Ukrainian Law “On Volunteer Activities”.
Additionally, students can benefit from a nice bonus as the time spent on volunteer activities can be counted as part of their internship if it is in a field that corresponds to their specialty (with the agreement of the educational institution).
You can assist in the following areas:
You can find all available job openings on our vacancies website. If you wish to apply for a job, you can submit your CV to info@warmuseum.kyiv.ua
It’s important to note that volunteer work is considered a charitable activity where individuals provide services or perform work without expecting payment.
Yes, please send an application to our email: info@warmuseum.kyiv.ua
Volunteers can visit all expositions free of charge and receive letters of recommendation and certificates.
Students can have their volunteer hours count towards their internship if related to their specialty (with school approval).