The holiday program was designed with an emphasis on accessibility and family entertainment. All events were held free of charge, allowing many families to enjoy the holidays without extra expenses.
Every day, the park featured concerts with musicians and performers, as well as theatrical and circus performances. Workshops and Santa Claus houses were available for children, where they could meet him, receive greetings, and take memorable photos.
One of the main winter attractions was an ice rink covering 650 square meters. The "Northern Lights" fair added a variety of treats and souvenirs to the festive atmosphere.
Additionally, the ethnocultural yurt attracted special interest from visitors, where workshops on yurt assembly and working with felt were held, as well as performances by storytellers and cultural meetings.
The "Eurasia" park reminds that entry to the territory and participation in all events remain free on a permanent basis. The New Year's decorations will delight visitors' eyes until February 1.
Note: The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-profit organization aimed at developing international cooperation. It implements humanitarian projects funded by private means, preserving traditional values and promoting interethnic communication. "Eurasia" supports social initiatives and provides opportunities for representatives of various cultures to interact, develops projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. Among its initiatives are educational programs, internships in major government institutions, a media school, as well as professional platforms and forums for teachers, grants for journalists and bloggers, and support for projects aimed at preserving history and culture.
