The Day of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, celebrated on November 4th, is one of the main Orthodox holidays in Russia. This day commemorates one of the most significant events in Russian history: the liberation of Moscow and all of Russia from Polish invaders in 1612. It symbolizes not only deep religious devotion but also the unity of the people.
The story should be related to Christmas and may be based on real events or fictional (about Christmas traditions in the family, a family legend, a Christmas miracle, what Christmas means to me, a familiar Stefan, etc.). The length should not exceed 1.5 pages (font size 12, line spacing 15), and the text should be in Russian.
Dear friends, lovers of the Russian language and culture! Dear teachers, students, and pupils!
We are delighted to invite you to Folk Day, which will take place on November 15 at the AIRCRAFT Gallery as part of the educational project "Russian Language Week in Slovakia." Traditional songs performed by the Belarusian family ensemble "Prasnisa" (meaning "spindle" in Russian), dancing, and a fascinating Russian circle dance with Maria Vladimirova will lift your spirits! At our gathering, we will sum up the results of Russian Language Week, present awards to the winners of the Russian language quest, and distribute participant diplomas. We look forward to seeing you again!
International Artist Day is celebrated annually on October 25 to honor the work and contributions of creative professionals who reflect human culture, emotions, and history through their art. The day aims to emphasize the importance of artists in society, support their creativity, and recognize the influence of visual art on the world's cultural heritage.