Halloween celebration at the CCR
Halloween
is a modern holiday which history began in the present Great Britain and
Northern Ireland. It is celebrated on the 31st October, on the eve
of All Saints. Halloween is traditionally celebrated in the English-speaking
countries, but in the late twentieth century, tradition of celebrating
Halloween has appeared in the most of other European and CIS countries.
In the evening of October 31st 2012, at the Charity Centre for
Refugees gathered more than 50 people in order to celebrate this fun holiday with
unusual traditions for our country. For several years, CCR closely collaborates
with European Voluntary Service (EVS) and the Peace Corps, and volunteers
working at CCR are actively involved in organizing various events.