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The Miracle of New Year and Christmas

December 21, 2018

On December 21, the annual program “The Miracle of New Year and Christmas” took place at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts ahead of New Year and Christmas celebrations.
The theme of the program was the World Christmas Tree, which was decorated with Christmas ornaments of different countries. 
Within the scope of the program, the Cafesjian Center for the Arts collaborated with resident Embassies in Armenia (U.S.A., Germany, Russia, Argentina, Italy, Greece, Brazil, Japan, and Lithuania), introducing Christmas traditions of foreign countries to Armenian children and creating holiday decorations together.
The sponsor of the program was Beeline Armenia.

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