Attractions of Ivanky

Recreation park "Oleksandriya" in Ivanky near Mankivka is called "Little Sofiyivka".

A park with sculptures, bridges and gazebos was created on the lake near the Ivankiv distillery in 2007 at the initiative of the director of the enterprise Oleksandr Velychko.

Newlyweds like to take pictures here.

The art exhibition "Footstones of Bartosyk Generations" in Ivanky was opened in 2013 by the metal artist Sashko Bartosyk, the son of the famous Ukrainian monumental artist Mykola Bartosyk.

The art gallery is dedicated to the work of the Bartosyk family, where the central place is occupied by plastic compositions made of metal by the artist-blacksmith. The subject of his works: lyrics, love, philosophy of life.

According to the creator's plan, in the future the space of the gallery will be filled with his new sculptures and his daughter's creative works, various entertainment and educational activities will be held here.

The gallery is currently free to visit.

There is a shop on the first floor of the gallery, and a coffee shop in the basement.

The construction of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Ivanky began in 1910. Funds for the construction were collected by the whole village, and construction work was carried out by the toloka. The church was consecrated in 1914.

The iconostasis was made by the masters of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, and the temple itself had the shape of a large cross. In 1936, the building was handed over to the collective farm for storage, but the dome and bell tower were not demolished. In 1941, during the offensive, the Germans burned the church. In 1962, the building was transformed into the House of Culture.

In the late 2000s, the church was returned to the religious community of the village, and in 2010 the reconstruction process began. The parish of the Assumption Church in Ivanky belongs to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. A dome was erected, and part of the walls were demolished. Reconstruction continues.