New Year miracle: Children of military servicemen were given a magical holiday at the RUSSIA EXPO
Children of
military servicemen - participants of the Special Military Operation - were
given a real New Year holiday at the RUSSIA EXPO. A fairy tale Workshop of
Miracles was played for the children, and Ded Moroz gave them boxes with
presents.
Workshop of
Miracles is a beautiful and touching story in the format of a show-performance.
It introduces the audience to different parts of our country, tells them about
the beautiful traditions of the peoples of Russia and helps them believe in the
New Year miracle.
One of the
families came to the exposition in full: dad Alexander, mom Vera and their
little sons Artem and Yaromir. According to the kids, they liked Ded Moroz the
most because he gives presents.
"The boys are shy today. But I can say that the youngest was not waiting or asking for presents. He kept repeating that he wanted world peace", - said mom Vera.
The head of
the family Alexander comes from Vologda. He served in the special forces, went
to the SMO as a volunteer and was sent to liberate the city of Artemovsk, was
seriously wounded and demobilized.
"We
were very happy to be invited to come to the performance at the RUSSIA EXPO. It
was as if I myself had visited my childhood again. I want to say to everyone:
believe in miracles! If miracles come from the heart, they will definitely come
true! I also want to say to our youth - you are our future", - Alexander
shared his impressions.
The authors
of the musical show-performance said that its main task is to support the
families of military personnel.
"It should be noted that acting soldiers are involved in our performance, at the same time they are residents of "Tavrida.ART". And with this performance we want to say that we are here, we are next to you", - said the scriptwriter, director of the musical show Yan Kosolapov.
The event was organized by the Tavrida Art Cluster with the support of Rosmolodezh.Dobro direction of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.
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