The New Year program was focused on accessible and family-friendly leisure. All proposed events and activities were free of charge, allowing many families to celebrate the holidays joyfully and without unnecessary expenses.
Every day, the park hosted concerts, theatrical and circus performances, as well as animation programs. There were workshops for children where they could express their creative abilities, and meetings with Grandfather Frost were organized for greetings and photographs.
One of the most popular winter locations was the ice rink covering 650 square meters. The festive atmosphere was enhanced by the "Northern Lights" fair, offering a variety of treats and souvenirs.
Guests were particularly attracted to the ethnocultural yurt, where workshops on yurt assembly and working with felt were held, along with performances by storytellers and cultural-educational meetings.
The "Eurasia" park reminds that entry to the territory and participation in events remain free on a permanent basis. The New Year decorations will delight visitors until February 1.
For reference: The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an independent non-profit organization operating on private funds and aimed at developing international cooperation through humanitarian projects, preserving traditional values, and intercultural communication. "Eurasia" actively supports socially significant initiatives, facilitates interaction between different cultures, and implements projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. The main focus is on supporting schoolchildren, students, and young professionals, including educational programs, internships in state companies, and a media school. "Eurasia" also organizes professional platforms and forums for teachers and provides grants for journalists and bloggers, supporting projects aimed at preserving history and culture.
