The event, organized by the Congress of Nizhny Novgorod Tatars with the support of the Krasnooktyabrsky district administration, brought together participants from Urazovka, Klyuchishchi, Poshatovo, Tatarsky Maklakov, and Safadzhay.

The Tatar Cultural Center "Dulqyn" (Wave), an active participant in the "EthnoEducation.Altai" project, also showcased its work.

On December 21, the annual national costume festival, "Ak Kalfak," was held at the Ayaz Gilyazov State Tatar Drama Theater in Naberezhnye Chelny.

The event was marked by lively dances, songs, and engaging contests.

This event provided a unique opportunity to connect with active youth in Moscow, discuss pressing issues, and share experiences.

Acceptance of applications begins on 20 December and ends on 1 February.

The ensemble is made up of professional musicians - students and graduates of the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music.

Following the Tatar tradition of hospitality, everyone was treated to sweet chak-chak, and the children had the chance to try on traditional costumes for photos.

The event was dedicated to the contribution of Bukharans to the history of Western Siberia.

The team presented to the audience a bright program full of energy and talent.