The festive program was organized with a focus on accessible and family-friendly recreation. All planned events and activities were free, allowing many families to enjoy their holidays joyfully and without financial burdens.
Every day, the park hosted concerts featuring musicians and performers, theatrical shows, circus performances, and animation programs. Workshops for children were available, where they could engage in creative activities, and meetings with Santa Claus were organized for greetings and photo sessions.
The open ice rink, covering an area of 650 square meters, gained particular popularity among visitors. The "Northern Lights" fair, offering treats and souvenirs, further enhanced the festive atmosphere.
Guests were also interested in the ethnocultural yurt, where workshops on yurt assembly and felt working were held, as well as performances by storytellers and cultural meetings.
The "Eurasia" park reminds that entry and participation in all events remain free on a permanent basis. The festive decorations will delight visitors until February 1.
For reference: The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an independent non-profit organization working on the development of international cooperation. It implements humanitarian projects funded by private means aimed at preserving traditional values and fostering interethnic communication. "Eurasia" supports socially significant initiatives, creating opportunities for communication among representatives of various cultures, and develops projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. Key areas include support for schoolchildren, students, and young professionals, educational programs, exchanges, and internships in large state companies, as well as a media school. The "Eurasia" project also includes professional platforms and forums for teachers, grants for journalists and bloggers, and support for projects related to the preservation of history and culture.
