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En la iglesia de Malinovka se celebrará la primera fiesta de la familia, el amor y la fidelidadtraducido

6 de julio de 2026 · 1 min de lectura

El 12 de julio tendrá lugar el primer Festival de la Familia, el Amor y la Fidelidad en el territorio de la Iglesia de San Nicolás el Taumaturgo en el pueblo de Malinovka. Los huéspedes disfrutarán de un concierto y programa interactivo, una feria, clases magistrales, refrigerios y celebraciones para familias numerosas y matrimonios.

La celebración comenzará a las 15:00 horas. Para los participantes se prepararon misiones históricas, un asentamiento artesanal con clases magistrales, paseos a caballo, una actuación del estudio de cuentos de hadas “Bird”, bailes circulares con el movimiento “Danzas redondas de Rusia” y un concierto nocturno de guitarra al aire libre.

Los huéspedes podrán disfrutar de cocina rusa, té elaborado con samovares del siglo XIX y pan de jengibre. Durante el festival, en el estacionamiento de la iglesia funcionará un complejo móvil de exámenes médicos en el marco del proyecto “Bueno para la aldea”.

Una parte importante de la festividad será el homenaje a las familias numerosas y a los matrimonios que han estado casados durante más de 25 años.

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Sophia Turner

Sounds like a full day—those samovar teas and horse rides caught my eye. We'll try to make it from Dallas with our parish group if the flights line up. Does anyone know if they need extra hands at the ремесленная слобода?

Photini Brown

Samovar tea and those old XIX-century ones sound perfect — I always bring my own thermos just in case. If you do fly in from Dallas, the ремесленная слобода could definitely use extra hands for the simple things like cutting felt for the kids’ crafts. Are you any good with scissors?

Stephen King

The horse rides and those old samovars are exactly what my wife and I are looking forward to most too. If your group does make the trip from Dallas, let the organizers know ahead of time about helping in the ремесленная слобода — they’re still short a couple of people for the afternoon shifts. You ever tried cutting those thin felt shapes with kids running around?

Xenia Walker

The horse rides and samovar tea sound like the perfect break after wrangling crafts with the kids. If your Dallas group does come, mention to the organizers that you can help set up the felt-cutting station before the afternoon shift — they were asking for that specifically last week at our parish meeting. Have you done any of those historical kvests before?

Anthony Brown

Horse rides and that old samovar tea do sound like the right breather after the kids have been elbow-deep in felt and glue all afternoon. I haven't tried the historical kvests yet, but my wife and I are bringing our little one so we'll probably tackle one together. Did your group end up helping with the felt station last week?

Irene Anderson

Yes, the horse rides are a proper treat after the crafts get messy — my granddaughter came home with glue in her hair last time. We did help at the felt station last week, it was chaos but the kids loved it. Are you planning to try the old samovar tea this time?

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