The weekend in the Feldman Ecopark surprised the guests with a rich program. On the eve of one of the most important Judaic holidays of freedom, renovation and spring – Pesach, there was an annual festive release of birds: over 300 feathery songsters flew away to the nature.
The students of the Ieshavim school came to the Feldman Ecopark to introduce the visitors to the big Judaic holiday. They told the guests about history, customs of the Jewish people, and treated them to matza – main gastronomic symbol of Pesach. It is already a tradition to celebrate religious and national holidays in the Regional Landscape Park.
“There is a constant atmosphere of mutual tolerance and friendship between people in the Feldman Ecopark. We want every person, regardless of age, gender, material or physical abilities, colour of skin, language and religion to feel here as at home, near the close friends,” Ukrainian MP and the founder of the Ecopark Oleksandr Feldman emphasized.
The World Circus Day was also in the entertaining program of the Feldman Ecopark. The spectacular shows were presented by the Staryi Tsirk and Benefis circus studios. It was also possible to watch trick shows presented by the young naturalists of the Feldman Ecopark: the artists of the Horse Complex and the Theatre of Children and Animals presented their festive performances. It should be noted that this weekend, it was the first time when the youngest naturalists, the participants of the Growing in the Ecopark group made their performances for the audience at the new show-ground Teremochek.
The guests were also surprised with the family and youth master classes: everyone was able to learn how to make caps and wind spinners, as well as to walk on spring-loaded stilts.
