четверг, 18 октября 2018 year

Feldman Ecopark invites everyone who loves sky

The holiday devoted to aviation and commemorating the International Day of the Air Traffic Controller will take place in Feldman Ecopark this Sunday, October 21.

“Sky attracted people since ancient times. Today, this dream comes true for us thanks to the people of the most romantic professions – pilots and air traffic controllers. During our festivities, everyone will be able to try their role,” the organizers tell. “Moreover, during this season’s last really warm weekend, everyone, who had no time to attend the Chrysanthemum Ball, will be able to enjoy this bright and fascinating flower show.”

At 11 a.m., everyone will be able to learn how to make origami-style planes at the mini-master-class. The thematic game programme “I’d Like to Fly!” will start at the main location of the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex at noon. It includes the dance flash mob for the little ones “The Plane Flies in the Sky,” the competition “Clear prop!” in the launch of paper planes created during the master class, as well as funny ‘best air traffic controller’ competitions for parents.

This day, the huge programme will be presented by the Theatre of Children and Animals. The performance by the junior group “We are the Artists” will start at 11 a.m., while the show “Autumn Kaleidoscope” that has already become the visitors’ favourite will start at 11.30 a.m. The actors from the middle group will demonstrate their skills presenting the performance “Visiting Dwarfs” at 12.15 p.m. Moreover, the visitors to Feldman Ecopark will be able to watch the performance by the circus studio (starting at 11 a.m.) and the horse show (starting at 1 p.m.), and to take part in the traditional master classes at the Enjoyable Path (starting at 10.30 a.m.).

Music, dances, game and entertaining programmes for young visitors, as well as the performance by the animal theatre “Autumn Kaleidoscope” (starting at 11.30 a.m.) are also waiting for the visitors to Feldman Ecopark on Saturday, October 20.