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Warriors in chain mail and battles on swords: Kaludians remember the Great Stand

Historical festival "UgraFest" was held again in Kaluga

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Warriors in chain mail and battles on swords: Kaludians remember the Great Stand

The historical festival "UgraFest" was again held in Kaluga.

The event was dedicated to the events of 1480. Most of the interactive venues of the festival were placed on the platform of the Innovation Cultural Center.

On one of them, called "Good fun" - held demonstration sword fights, classes in historical fencing and archery.

A number of guests were introduced to blacksmithing and leather business, the manufacture of arrows, jewelry. Those who wished could try to mint coins, weave a canvas, play the harp.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that Kaluga residents are offered to look at the “Diary of the bison”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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