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Children of different nationalities to dye Easter eggs in Sofia

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Children of different nationalities and their families will dye Easter eggs from 10.00 am to 14.00 pm in Canyon Park in Mladost residential district in Sofia near Alexander Malinov Metro Station. The event is organized for the third consecutive year by the It‘s Up to Us Foundation.

“We have everything necessary - paints, supplies, eggs. There will be many different games and entertainment for both younger children and teenagers", said Maria Tonchina from the foundation.

Representatives of the #KiberZNAM (CyberKNOW) initiative will participate in the event. They will teach children trough games how important it is to stay safe on the Internet.




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