The festive celebrations in Krugloye have unfolded in all their beauty and generosity. One of the most colorful, lively, and visited locations of the festival-fair was the presentation of thematic farmsteads of agricultural organizations and institutions of the district.

Each farmstead is a separate amazing world with its own unique charm. Guests were greeted with ruddy bread, lush pies, homemade sausage, hot draniki, and healing kvass. The participants tried their best: the locations were decorated with woven fences, bright sunflowers, compositions of straw, giant pumpkins, and autumn flowers. And the cheerful folk songs, incendiary dances, and soulful songs of creative groups made every passerby want to dance.

The festive locations were personally inspected by the chairman of the Krugloye district executive committee, Ivan Bagel, who noted that such farmsteads are not just a decoration of the festival, but a vivid reflection of our rich cultural heritage, hospitality, and unity of people.

What kind of harvest festival would it be without a noisy, rich, and hospitable fair? Dozens of trading points, enterprises, and individual entrepreneurs set up their tents and pavilions at the district festival.

Here, you can find absolutely everything to leave feeling full, satisfied, and with full bags.

The main magnet for all hungry guests is, of course, the food zones. The air above the festive square is filled with the mind-boggling aroma of juicy shashlik and grilled sausages. The trading rows offer: draniki with sour cream, pancakes with various fillings, and lush pies; fresh pastries from local masters and aromatic hot tea; a huge selection of sweets for children: from cotton candy and popcorn to painted gingerbread and handmade caramel.

In addition to gastronomic delights, the outdoor trade delights with a huge assortment of goods. You could purchase products from Belarusian enterprises at excellent prices; unique handmade products from folk craftsmen, traditional honey, nuts, fresh vegetables and fruits of the new harvest, and more.

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