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Battle of combine harvesters, Karelian avatar and procession of Ded Morozes: highlights of this week’s exposition

Battle of combine harvesters, Karelian avatar and procession of Ded Morozes: highlights of this week’s exposition
Photo: Vladimir Vyatkin/RIA News
12.18.2023

On December 19, the Rostov region will organize a meeting and autograph session with Olympic champions from the region on the Day of the Region.

A play zone and an interactive battle of combine harvesters are waiting for children at the stand. Pavilion No. 75.

Photo: Grigory Sysoev/RIA News

On December 20, the Pskov region will offer guests to try out the attraction Bicycle Ride along the most beautiful places of the region, as well as to take part in masterclasses.

Photo: Kirill Zykov/RIA News

On December 21, visitors will be introduced to the beauties of Karelia by a digital avatar with artificial intelligence elements — a girl in a traditional Karelian costume. Pavilion No. 75.

On Friday, December 22, the Main Street Stage of VDNH will host a lively party with DJs dressed as Ded Morozes. On Sunday morning, December 24, the Festival of Ice Sculptures will start at the main entrance of VDNH.

Photo: Pavel Bednyakov/RIA News

We will also enjoy a literary evening with People’s Artist of Russia Dmitry Pevtsov, a colorful parade of Grandfather Frosts from the regions of Russia, a journey into the world of spirits with a Nenets shaman, culinary delights in the House of Russian Cuisine — for example, pelnyan with venison and cherinyan with red fish, as well as weddings in national traditions and dozens of other events.

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