More than 60 festive events will be held in Ryazan from December 23 to January 8.
The program "Seven Wonders of the New Year" will be opened on Lybedsky Boulevard by a parade of Santa Claus and Snow Maidens, which will be attended by more than 200 people. This is reported on the website of the city administration.
"After the parade, a presentation of the city's New Year's projects will be held at the main city Christmas tree," the message says.
The residence of Santa Claus will be open in the city forest park from December 23 to December 30 and from January 2 to January 7. Here
You can participate in interactive and animated programs with the participation of fairy-tale characters.
"In the festively decorated house, Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden will welcome guests and hold creative contests. Each visitor has the opportunity to write and send a letter to Santa Claus, receive good wishes and parting words from the main characters of the holiday," the city administration reported.
The forest park will also host a competition for the best snowman, a family snow relay race and a snowman parade.
In addition, it will be possible to meet the New Year Express on the streets of Ryazan during the holidays.
"From December 24 to December 29, a "musical" branded bus will run along the central streets of the city, orchestras will perform famous New Year's works at public transport stops, creating a festive mood. From January 2 to January 6, the bus will become a platform for interactive theatrical programs and warm leisure with a share of nostalgia for the Soviet New Year," the message says.
On January 7, a Christmas concert will be held on Lybedsky Boulevard with the participation of the best bands and artists of Ryazan.
In the "Snowman's Workshop" on Gorky Street from January 2 to 7, guests will learn how to make New Year's gifts and souvenirs, participate in festive photo shoots, and visit the fair of products by Ryazan craftsmen.
During the New Year holidays, the Residence of Ryazan brands will also work, which will be complemented by New Year's installations and photo zones.
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