The event featured talented creative groups from 7 institutions -- branches of the "Borovoye Center of Culture and Leisure", "Gorskoye Rural Club", "Domzheritskoye Rural House of Culture", "Kamenskoye Rural House of Culture", "Polsvizhskoye Rural House of Culture", "Starolyadnyanskoye Rural House of Culture", and "Chereyshchinskoye Rural House of Culture", who captivated the audience with their diverse performances.

The event featured talented creative groups from 7 institutions -- branches of the "Borovoye Center of Culture and Leisure", "Gorskoye Rural Club", "Domzheritskoye Rural House of Culture", "Kamenskoye Rural House of Culture", "Polsvizhskoye Rural House of Culture", "Starolyadnyanskoye Rural House of Culture", and "Chereyshchinskoye Rural House of Culture", who captivated the audience with their diverse performances.
On Saturday evening, representatives from various institutions and enterprises of the district took to the stage, united by their desire to bring joy to people. There was a place for songs, dances, and humorous sketches.
From the very first performance, it became clear that the hall would be "heated". The vocal sextet "Bereznitsy" from the Kamenskoye Rural House of Culture showed their cheerful and kind nature with the performance "Tanchym, spyavaem".
The entire hall joined in singing along with Nina Khrichenko from the Starolyadnyanskoye Rural House of Culture during her performance of the Russian folk song "Valenki". The song "Ah, Fate" performed by Yuri Dokshanin and Tamara Krivko, who represented the Chereyshchinskoye Rural House of Culture, left no one indifferent. The audience loudly applauded the vocal group "Okolitsa" from the Borovoye Center of Culture and Leisure.
It is worth saying that our rural creative groups serve as a worthy example of preserving traditions, values, and folk art. With their performances, they "charge" everyone around with energy and positivity. For instance, participants of the drama club of the Gorskoye Rural Club достойно presented their sketch "About a Girl". The monologue "Dayarka-vynahodtsa" performed by Lidia Gonchar from the Polsvizhskoye Rural House of Culture and the musical performance "Oy, na gorke kalina" performed by the vocal group "Berezinochka" from the Domzheritskoye Rural House of Culture were bright and memorable.
The artists prepared over 20 excellent performances that evening. The audience saw creative numbers, diverse in content and style: from soulful lyrical songs to lively and cheerful performances. The stage showcased not only what the residents of agro-towns are currently living by, but also the forms of work