Russian Cultural Festival 2019 in Wellington
Saturday the 14th of September, 2019
11am - 4pm
Venue: St Patrick’s College Hall,
581 Evans Bay Parade, Wellington
Wellington Russian Club warmly invites you to experience the richness of Russian and neighbouring cultures.
This Folklore Festival brings together the many different cultures to enjoy and share with you their traditional heritage.
P R O G R A M M E
11:00 Open doors
11.30 Official Festival opening
11.50-13.00 Concert (“Spirit of Russia”, Part 1)
13.20-14.30 Concert (“Spirit of Russia”, Part 2)
14.50-15.50 Concert (Retro Dance Music Concert, Part 3)
16:00 Closing of the Russian Festival
11.00 - 16.00 Musical performers from Wellington, and Auckland.
Come and try a big variety of Russian traditional food. Enjoy richness of Russian art and craft.
Entrance Fee is $5.00 (free for children under 5 years old).
Website: www.wellingtonrussianclub.org.nz...
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Festival coordinator: Victor Gaiduch
E-mail: wellingtonrussianclub@gmail.com
Come and enjoy this day together with us!
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