This year, our master class took place a week before Easter, on April 13. Dozens of parents and children of various ages gathered in the auditorium of the Kirzhach College of Technology and Service.

In the welcome zone, there was a face painting station. Children were greeted by brightly colored mascot costumes, which they eagerly hugged and happily posed for photos with before the main event. Each child also had the opportunity to take a memorable photo in the vibrant photo booth.

Then the children got down to exciting activities. The program featured soap-making, creating "dream bags" shaped like carrots with different fillings, decorating gingerbread cookies, and painting plaster bunny figures. These unique lessons were a hit with every child.

This year, we introduced a master class for adults, where parents learned florist skills. While the children were enthusiastically working on their crafts, the parents created stylish bouquets and decorative compositions made from willow branches, which was especially symbolic as the event was held on Palm Sunday. The success of this master class was so overwhelming that the organizers have decided to permanently include it in next year’s main program.

We all know that the best rest comes from switching activities. Following this principle, our incomparable host, Yulia Zaitseva, alternated the children’s activities with new and interesting entertainments. The kids participated in an interactive "Musical Bingo" game, recalling popular songs and singing along loudly. As is tradition, during the break, the kids were treated to a variety of snacks, burgers, and sweets. After their focused crafts sessions, the children needed to release some energy, which was also arranged. At the interactive disco, they had the chance to jump and dance to their heart’s content. It was fun, colourful, and very loud!

­The grand finale of the event was a fountain of thousands of colorful balloons, which brought genuine joy to both the children and adults.Beko continues to amaze!