Last weekend in the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex was devoted to aviation. The guests were able to try the role of an air traffic controller on a tower or a pilot of the aircraft, to learn how to make origami-style planes. In a word, to enjoy time in a good company and to spend these sunny October days in a picturesque midst of the Chrysanthemum Ball.
The games and competitions devoted to flight subject have been united by the game programme “I’d Like to Fly!”. The dance flash mob “The Plane Flies in the Sky” was organized for the little ones. The flash mob turned out to be so bright that soon senior visitors joined it.
The participants of a special competition were able to try the role of dispatcher or a pilot working in adverse conditions. It was necessary to guide the companion blindfolded through the line of obstacles, correcting his movements and actions in words.
“All those dealing with management of air transport celebrate the International Day of the Air Traffic Controller on October 20. This profession, thanks to which the continuous communication between the countries and continents functions, demands both special knowledge, and endurance. Thirst for sky is rooted in human nature, therefore our programme resonated with such number of guests to the Multi-Complex” — the organizers noted.
At the thematic master class the visitors to Feldman Ecopark seized the art of creation of the origami-style planes and to check their flying qualities, participating in the competition “Clear prop!”.
At other master classes, traditionally held at the Enjoyable Path, the visitors to Feldman Ecopark occupied clay modeling and bracelet plaiting. Music lovers enjoyed he live classic music concert “In Harmony with Nature” sounded near the Swan Lake pavilion.
Certainly, all these events took place against the background of the well-known Chrysanthemum Ball continuing in Feldman Ecopark, which perfectly are well-harmonized with paints of the autumn forest.
