Don't miss it today — it's Christmas Eve at 18:30! And there's a lot of fun waiting for you:
🎉 Holiday Bingo Icebreaker 🎨 Craft Stations
- Ornament Decorating - Holiday Card Making
🏃♂️ Reindeer Relay Races:
- Antler Ring Toss: Team up and try your hand at tossing rings onto reindeer antlers. - Snowball Run: Can you balance a "snowball" on a spoon and race to the finish line without dropping it? BOLT⚡️down to us!! - Gift Wrap Dash: Race against the clock to wrap a box with paper and ribbon – fastest finger first!
🎄 Human Christmas Tree Decorating Contest
⏰ WHEN: 20th December at 18:30 📍 WHERE: Grazhdanskiy Prospekt 30, Dormitory №13
Don't miss it today — it's Christmas Eve at 18:30! And there's a lot of fun waiting for you:
🎉 Holiday Bingo Icebreaker 🎨 Craft Stations
- Ornament Decorating - Holiday Card Making
🏃♂️ Reindeer Relay Races:
- Antler Ring Toss: Team up and try your hand at tossing rings onto reindeer antlers. - Snowball Run: Can you balance a "snowball" on a spoon and race to the finish line without dropping it? BOLT⚡️down to us!! - Gift Wrap Dash: Race against the clock to wrap a box with paper and ribbon – fastest finger first!
🎄 Human Christmas Tree Decorating Contest
⏰ WHEN: 20th December at 18:30 📍 WHERE: Grazhdanskiy Prospekt 30, Dormitory №13
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