Ukrainian Institute of America

4.8(231)

Non-Profit Organization

About

The Ukrainian Institute of America is housed in the historic Fletcher-Sinclair mansion, a French Renaissance landmark on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Its 27 rooms offer a grand, well-preserved setting with modern comforts like air conditioning, blending history with functionality for events.

The institute serves as a cultural hub showcasing Ukrainian art, music, and literature through rotating exhibits, concerts, and lectures. Its distinctive architecture and rich programming provide a unique backdrop for business gatherings focused on cultural engagement and education.

Best for

Cultural immersion & educational events
Executive meetings with historic ambiance
Client receptions in landmark setting

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Standout features

Architecture & History

French Renaissance mansion by C.P.H. Gilbert

Housed in the Harry F. Sinclair House, a 27-room mansion designed by prominent architect Charles P.H. Gilbert between 1897 and 1899. The building is a National Historic Landmark and part of the New York Metropolitan Museum Historic District.

Cultural Programming

Center for Ukrainian art, music, and literature

Hosts a range of public events including art exhibits, concerts, film screenings, poetry readings, and educational programs focused on Ukrainian culture and the diaspora.

At a glance

Rated 4.8 on Google · 231 reviews