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On February 2, the "Day of Polish Culture" was held at the Tilsit Theater. Residents of Sovetsk got acquainted with various aspects of Polish culture, joined the art of Polish artists and photographers, and also got acquainted with the literature of Polish authors.

Initially, the camp was planned for the summer of 2020, but for all known reasons, it was decided to open the camp in 2021, in the hope that young people from the Polish city-Elk will be able to take part in it. However, the hopes were not destined to come true and the camp will be held with the participation of only Russian children.

Despite the postponement of mass events to 2021, all project partners are actively continuing their work. In the Cultural Center of the city of Elk (Polish Republic), work on the adaptation of the basement is being completed, after which we begin to buy furniture, photographic equipment and musical instruments. In Tilsit Theater, work continues to repair the roof.

On January 30-31, the first coordination meeting of employees of the project "Joint Cultural Cooperation on the Polish-Russian Border"was held in Sovetsk. The meeting was attended by employees of the Cultural Center of the city of Elk (Polish Republic), the Tilsit Theater and the Center for Youth Initiatives.

Despite the fact that the camp has been postponed to 2021, we are preparing now

Such souvenirs will be presented to participants of the youth camp dedicated to Russian traditions, which will be held on August 8-14, 2021 in the city of Chernyakovsk, Kaliningrad region. We will definitely tell you more details later.