THE ARCADIA BAND CONTINUES ITS ACTIVITY…
The Arcadia troupe continues its activity, managing to bring joy to children's souls in December as well, despite the fact that the hall where the shows are usually held is currently unavailable. Until the technical problems are resolved, the fabulous characters from the stories will travel to other realms.
The first stop will be in Apateu, Hungary, where on December 16, 2015, from 10 am (Hungarian time), the wonderful “Russian Folk Tales” will lure the Romanian and Hungarian children of the village into the world of fairy tales. The show will be held on the occasion of the winter holidays as part of the project „"Stories that unite us and make us better", organized by the association – Self-Government of Romanian Nationality from Apateu. This is not the first year that Arcadia Troupe has participated in this extraordinary project. Last year it enjoyed a real success not only among children, but also among adults.
From Hungary they will return to Oradea and, because the children of Oradea have been good this year too, they will receive an extraordinary gift: the show “Winter Miracle”, which will be performed on Saturday, December 19, at 11:00 AM, at Era Shopping Center. Admission will be free!
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