Along with the rest of the country, on the fourth Saturday of November the Social and Humanitarian Multi-Complex honored the memory of the Holodomor victims. On Sunday, saying good-bye to autumn and preparing to meet winter, here put a bear to sleep, got acquainted with a walrus and its pinniped relatives, danced and played active games.
By Holodomor Victims Remembrance Day in Feldman Ecopark prepared a thematic banner and the memorial installation representing the table laid by burlap, empty ware and grain ears.
On Sunday, Feldman Ecopark together with the friends arranged bright farewell ceremony of autumn. “On these cool and gloomy days our Sunday motto was “Let’s See the Autumn Off Brightly!” as we and our friends want to have bright and pleasant memories of this autumn” — the organizers of the festive programme emphasized.
As is well known, bears go to rest for the winter and in order to be tight asleep; it is desirable to move much in the fresh air. The small guests to Feldman Ecopark with which the “the keeper of the forest” came out to play before hibernation have done so. Fairly tired, but happy clumsy went to a den until spring.
Another leading character of Sunday in Feldman Ecopark became the walrus. The quiz for children and adults as well as the informative interactive story about these marine mammals was devoted to warlus and other representatives of Pinnipeds.
At the main location, the guests to Feldman Ecopark were able to become participants of the bright Polka-DANCE programme, making a small dancing trip over the European countries and being acquainted with traditional kinds of this dance –Celtic, Irish, Bohemian, Berlin, Finnish Poles and even Hobbit polka from The Lord of the Rings film.
Those thirst for activity participated in autumn thematic outdoor games for children and adults devoted to harvesting of vegetables and fruit. The Theatre of Children and Animals Feldman Ecopark prepared to the audience indicative lessons in training with interactive elements.
