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Festival of the Arts Honors International Children's Day
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The Festival of the Arts in Sofia will be hosted by the Radisson Blu Grand Hotel in Sofia on May 30 and 31. It is set on bringing joy and entertainment to children on their holiday.
They will get the chance of participating in various artistic activities, including workshops for jewelry making, home decoration, ceramics, sweets and paintings.
Additionally, both young and slightly older participants could get henna paintings, they could paint their own ceramic figurines or could take advantage of any other artistic endeavor.
Young children will have play corners, fully equipped with colorful dolls and various knitted toys.
After the arts sessions, all guests of the event can enjoy the delicious sweets provided - chocolate pie and lemon cake garnished with berries to name a few.
You can access more information on the event here.
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