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Mogilev events

Stone Fairy Tale Comes to Mogilev

2013-05-28 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Mogilev City Hall

Coming to Mogilev, Belarus the “Kamennaya Skazka” (“Stone Fairy Tale”) reveals artists and architects from six countries to a themed event beginning May 3o. World. Beauty. Harmony. This year’s event will also feature representatives from Mogilev’s twin cities of Yekaterinburg and Syktyvkar.

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Belarus and Mogilev Host Asalodki-2012

2012-08-30 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Town hall of Mogilev, Belarus

In news cultural news from Belarus, the city of Mogilev will play host for the nationwide festival Asalodki-2012. This blend of confectionery business combined with vocal, dance and even circus. Confectioneries are scheduled to organize a fair downtown to treat locals and visitors.

Tags: Belarus travel, Bellarus, Europe festivals, festivals, Mogilev, Mogilev events

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