In Orsha, an unusual patriotic project “We will serve the Motherland” has started.

In Orsha, at the House of Culture of Railway Workers, a new patriotic project "We Will Serve the Motherland" was launched. The event, held in an unconventional quiz-concert format, gathered active student youth from the city's schools and cadets from military-patriotic clubs.

The organizers combined a thematic concert program with elements of an intellectual quiz and live communication with the audience. The program was divided into five thematic blocks, each offering participants a unique perspective on history and modernity.

The young people of Orsha were to shine with knowledge in various fields: from interesting facts about the history of Belarus to recognizing events from fragments of feature films. Individual tasks were dedicated to types and branches of the military, military ranks, and symbolism. They also did not forget about the fairer sex: one of the blocks of questions told about outstanding women in the country's history. In addition, participants demonstrated knowledge of their native land by comparing the historical and modern appearance of buildings and urban areas.

The intellectual component of the evening was harmoniously interspersed with vibrant performances by creative groups. The most emotional moment of the program was the patriotic karaoke. The hall enthusiastically joined in the melodies of the war years. Of course, the main hit was the legendary "Katyusha".

As noted by the head of the House of Culture of Railway Workers Tatyana Skryago, the launch of the new project was more than successful. The nearest plans are to further develop this idea, possibly using other interactive formats.

Vadim KRAVCHENKO.
Photo by the author.
Source: orshanka