Faces of the Ukrainian Dream: The Exhibition’s Journey to the United Kingdom

They dream — the world must hear! The exhibition “Faces of the Ukrainian Dream” begins its journey across the United Kingdom.

From August 15 to 31 at Bletchley Park (Milton Keynes, United Kingdom), the exhibition “Faces of the Ukrainian Dream” will be held — drawings and stories of children who continue to dream despite the war.

They had the right to a happy childhood: games, smiles, a cozy home, and warm embraces of loved ones. But the war took this away from millions of Ukrainian children. Shelling, destruction, occupation, and loss became their new reality.

The war stole their childhood, but it could not steal their dreams of peace, home, and a happy future.

Bletchley Park is the cradle of British cryptography and the birthplace of modern information technologies. A place where codes were once deciphered to stop a war today becomes a space where the voices of children are heard — children who dream of the end of a new war in Europe.

The project was created by the NGO “All-Ukrainian Association ‘Patriot’.”

The exhibition is organized in cooperation with Ukraine Appeal CIO as part of the international program “Summer of Peace” initiated by the Bletchley Park Trust.

Come to feel these stories, to see the truth, and to support the children of Ukraine.

Dates: August 15–31, 2025

Venue: Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB, UK