TIRANA, November 27/ATA/ The Albanian capital is being decorated for the public holidays of November 28-29, while Tirana municipality has also planned a rich calendar of activities and cultural events during these days.
Enida Mara, a specialist at the City Promotion Department told the Albanian Telegraphic Agency that today opens the Artisans Fair at the New Bazaar, in the Green Market area.
Also, the “Linda” theater will be on the stage of the National Theater, while the “Eloquent Echoes” concert will be performed in the premises of the Catholic Church in the capital.
On November 28, there will be the “Red and Black Parade” that will start from “Mother Teresa” Square, move along the “Martyrs of the Nation” Boulevard to end at the “Skanderbeg” Square in central Tirana.
“White Night” in Tirana is another celebration event.
The agenda also carries “Albania, my country”, a symphonic concert that will be held on November 29 at the “Ferdinand Deda” hall of the Albanian Radio-Television.
The specialist of Tirana municipality told ATA that if the weather permits, the lighting of the Christmas tree is planned on November 30.
“But, if the rain spoils these plans, the lighting of the tree will take place on December 2”, added Mara.
“Ancient Hands” and the “Karamello by Marco Campardo” exhibition will be two activities organized on November 30, while on December 2, the 10th edition of “Christmas in Tirana” will be broadcasted on TV Klan.
“This is a festive evening through performances by the most prominent Albanian artists as well as with the special participation of several international artists. This evening will also feature guest singers such as Leonora Poloska, Kamela Islamaj, Redon Makashi, Kejsi Tola, Alma Bektashi, Vivian Biagioni, etc. While among the international guests will be the famous Italian singer-songwriter Alan Sorrenti and the famous Greek group “Droulias Brothers”. This spectacle will be presented by Eni Çobani and Albert Dumani”, said Mara.
Next day, on December 3, the “First National Festival for Persons with Disabilities (PWD)” will be held at the premises of the National Theater, an inclusive festival with a target group of 11-25 years old, aimed at giving the opportunity to typical and atypical children and young people from all over Albania. /r.e/ /a.g/p.s./
