As the Russia-Ukraine war reaches the grim milestone of 1,000 days, Russian forces continue to deepen their military efforts in Ukraine, intensifying the ongoing conflict. This period has seen significant suffering and loss, particularly impacting the cultural landscape of cities like Lviv. In response to this protracted struggle, events are being organized to highlight resilience, including the opening of the Ukrainian Museum with free entry and a scheduled address by President Zelenskyy to the European Parliament. Various initiatives aim to raise awareness and solidarity with the victims of this devastating war, while photographic exhibitions offer a poignant visual record of the hardships endured over these 1,000 days.