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Suzdal prepares Red Square for the big autumn fair

In Suzdal, preparations began for the Efrosinev Fair, which this year will be held on Red Square

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Suzdal prepares Red Square for the big autumn fair

In Suzdal, preparations for the Efrosinev Fair began, which this year will be held on Red Square. Organizers are already accepting applications from farmers, farmers and craftsmen.

Guests will be presented with local farm products and handmade products. In the shopping arcades there will be ceramics, birch bark, lace, patchwork and painted toys.

There is no holiday without a concert program. For visitors will prepare performances of folklore and pop groups of the Vladimir region. The tradition of the fair is associated with the name of St. Euphrosyne of Suzdal.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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