Food court, master classes, steam train. Winter fair launched in "Novaya Baravaya" PHOTOS
A two-week New Year's fair has started in "Novaya Baravaya". The central square at Mikhail Milya Street, 4, is now occupied by a food court and a magic post office, while a street workshop creates festive crafts. New Year's activities will continue until January 7, Onliner writes.
Among the main events of the fair are free master classes on the central square. Participants created wish maps, made New Year's keychains, and decorated Christmas tree toys. Everything made with their own hands could be taken home. Master classes will be repeated on December 27 and 28, and also on January 7.
A magic post office with postcards has opened nearby. If you fill out a card with a personal wish, specify the recipient, and put it in the box, the organizers will send it to any address.
The children's train "Polar Express" with a tour of the central park was in great demand. Children eagerly took seats both in the passenger car and in the open stylized wagon. On the weekend, Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) with a bear will visit the children in "Novaya Baravaya": children will be able to recite poems and join a round dance.
There was also a place for a Christmas tree market.
A food court with street food unfolded on the square. Bulba Frites prepares Belgian-style fries with various sauces and hot appetizers, Unicorn offers signature cones with meat fillings, and Zona51 serves burgers and pizzas in the shape of flying saucers. Wow Waffles bakes Belgian and Hong Kong waffles with fillings, and Food Festival fries pancakes. "Shaleny Knyr" (Crazy Boar) focuses on meat dishes, "Trdelnik" attracts with cinnamon-scented tubes, and Churreria Comida Mexicana offers tortillas, tacos, or nachos.
There is also a free gift wrapping zone here in exchange for pet supplies. The latter will be handed over to homeless animals. Until the end of December, the point operates from 17:00 to 21:00, on December 31 — from 17:00 to 19:00, and on January 6 and 7 — from 17:00 to 21:00.
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