Every Sunday at MAC Birmingham children mainly from Ukraine come together to explore their cultural roots. The ensemble not only provides them with an opportunity to connect with peers from similar backgrounds, but also welcomes children from other communities interested in Ukrainian culture. The aim of 'Vinochok' is to preserve Ukrainian heritage, particularly among the younger generation, helping them stay connected to their roots. The children in 'Vinochok' have the freedom to choose music that resonates with them -from traditional Ukrainian songs to modern hits like 'Stefania' by Kalush Orchestra.

The dedication of Nataliya Rozhin as Cultural Director and the leadership of Mikhail Rozhin as Artistic Director have played a key role in nurturing young talent. Mikhail Rozhin, a composer currently studying at the prestigious Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, brings his experience and passion to each session, helping to guide these young musicians. The collaboration between 'Vinochok' and the Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra also highlights their commitment to cultural exchange and mutual support.