понедельник, 18 июня 2018 year

Biker festival took place in Feldman Ecopark

Last weekend in the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Comlex Feldman Ecopark the smallest bikers took part in run bike races on the occasion of upcoming World Motorcycle Day, got junior biker licenses and prizes. Everyone was able to take memento photos in the image of biker on an “iron horse.”

Every third Monday of June since 1992 is celebrated as the World Motorcycle Day. The Feldman Ecopark couldn’t miss the chance to join such original tradition. “Our smallest visitors aged 3-5 competed in run bike races. The winners were awarded with medals, and all little bikers got junior license on riding run bikes in the territory of Feldman Ecopark. The license has five categories: “run bike”, “magic carpet”, “Baba Yaga’s mortar”, “Zmey Gorynych”, “Father Frost’s deer sleigh” — the organizers of children’s bike show told.

In thematic photo zone, everyone could feel him\herself a real biker, having tried on a leather jacket “leather biker jacket”, cuffed gloves and a helmet, to climb up a motorcycle and to take memento photos.

During this weekend, as well as at every weekend, there was a lot of music in Feldman Ecopark. In addition to the already traditional concert of a live classic music – clarinet and saxophone in the pavilion at the Swan Lake, visitors were able to admire an artful performance on the electric guitar of the musician with academic and pop compositions. The children’s vocal studio “Chance,” as well as the performances by the choreographic teams “Fiesta” and “Express” took place at the main location. Besides, young musicians performed within the campaign “Art rescues” in the improvised picture-gallery.

On Sunday, the Theatre of Children and Animals pleased the audience with a premiere again. Talented actors, their four-footed and feathery friends went on stage with a fairy tale “Land of Oz”.

The traditional master-classes took place at the Enjoyable Path: bracelet braiding and mehendi body art. Everyone was able to take part in “Wet Games”, to attend an open-air art studio, or a location with board games.