Тихо+

Why?

The mission of the public organization “Tykho+” is to make authentic Ukrainian traditions commercially appealing and economically sustainable. We aim to develop cultural phenomena such as the didukh and create events that are unique both in format and in their audio-visual and conceptual design. Our goal is to convey meaning, preserve heritage, and at the same time raise funds for the Defense Forces through well-executed projects.

Why?

We strive to support and strengthen Ukrainian culture, make dreams come true, and share light. This plays a key role in preserving national identity, shaping shared values, and reinforcing our resilience and unity.

The Great Land

An event dedicated to the greatness of Ukraine — to its depth revealed through touch, taste, sound, word, memory, and spirit. It is a modern ethno-festival that immerses you in authenticity: living, enduring, and at the same time renewed. Here you can experience Ukraine’s cultural heritage, hear the voices of culture and war, create something with your own hands, and live through powerful meanings — from traditions to trembitas, from theatrical performances to acts of resistance.
The Great Land is an opportunity to see your country in all its light.

Banduras

This initiative aims to revive and promote the Ukrainian musical tradition among the younger generation. The project focuses on providing banduras to music schools and art institutions across the country, ensuring that children can learn to play this authentic instrument free of charge.
The project not only opens the door for young people to discover Ukrainian culture but also lays the foundation for forming a new generation of bandurists who will keep our national musical heritage alive and relevant.

The Destiny Will Bloom

This project is about transforming awareness. In 2023, we set out to revive and expand the tradition of the didukh. At first, we produced only 70–100 pieces, but by 2024, we received a large-scale corporate order from Work.ua and several other companies, totaling 14,000 didukhs. For us, this became not only our most significant challenge but also powerful proof that Ukrainian culture can be in demand, valuable, and modern. We can reshape traditions and make the didukh a symbol in every home, replacing an artificial Christmas tree. In town squares, in offices, in shops. You can also join the project: we are open to corporate orders.

The Game of Joy

This project aims to develop emotional intelligence, positive thinking, and empathy. It reveals the principles of stoicism and essentialism. The game includes 60 situation cards and 10 hint cards. Up to six participants can play it. Each player takes turns drawing a situation card. After reading it aloud, the participant must give examples of what one could find joy in within that scenario or context. The game has no winners. The goal for every participant is to see the world through someone else’s eyes and try to find light even where it may seem there is none.