Victory Day (May 9). It is the greatest holyday for all Russian people. On this day people experience both joy and sorrow. They celebrate the fact that our grandparents managed to defend their independence and at the same time recollect those people who sacrificed their lives in order to bring closer this victory day. There is held a great celebration with various amusements, music and fireworks in the city of Tver.
Orthodox Easter
Orthodox Easter. This holiday is celebrated two weeks after Catholic Easter. It is the main Christian holyday established in honor to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, who was crucified on the cross. Easter takes place on the 1st Sunday after the vernal equinox and it is celebrated solemnly in the family circle. On this holiday people usually paint eggs and cook tasty Easter cakes. If you happen to be here on Easter, you will definitely enjoy the traditional breaking of multicolored eggs.
Fool Day (the Day of laughter)
Fool Day (the Day of laughter). This day is celebrated on the 1st of April. On this day people laugh at each other and at everything that seems to be fun. It’s a well known fact that laughter prolongs life, that’s why people try to play tricks on their friend and family, in order to bring them in a good mood.
Women's Day (March 8)
Women's Day (March 8). On the International Women's Day (IWD) women expressed their protest against sex segregation and political activism. At the present day this holiday has lost its political meaning and provides a good opportunity for men to express their love and terseness to women. This day became the first spring holiday in Russia, when men give presents to their women as a symbol of their fidelity, faithfulness and sincere love.
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