During the meeting, participants discussed key issues affecting the Tatar community and outlined strategies for future initiatives and collaborative projects.

Among the materials sent from Kazan are photocopies of world-famous works of visual art and posters featuring the Tatar alphabet.

The evening ended in a warm and friendly setting by the samovar, as everyone enjoyed hot tea with chak-chak and sweets, continuing their heartfelt conversations.

LOCOFEST was a true celebration of Tatar culture, offering everyone the chance to immerse themselves in tradition, enjoy a creative atmosphere, and experience the warmth of community.

The Tinchurin Theater premiered a play that tells the story of how Karim Tinchurin saved the Tatar theater troupe from hunger and typhus, and how dreams and creativity inspire people to move forward.

Tatars, like other Turkic peoples, had winter holidays such as Nardugan and Nowruz.

The competitions are dedicated to the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland, as announced by the President of the Russian Federation, V.V. Putin.

Next year, special attention will be given at the "Constellation - Yoldyzlyk" festival to the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

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.