Songs, applause, and children's laughter resounded in the KhAI dormitories again.
On June 1, young artists — displaced children who live on the university campus — held two festive concerts at once: in the KhAI-10 and KhAI-6 dormitories.
The performances were dedicated to the end of the school year and the long-awaited beginning of summer.
The peculiarity of the concerts was that they were completely prepared by the children themselves. They sang, danced, performed musical numbers, and also presented the audience with a bright gymnastic performance.
For some, it was just a concert. But in reality, behind every song, every dance, and every smile, there is much more.
These children experienced forced relocation, separation from their hometowns and homes. They know well what war is. But despite everything, they find the strength to create, develop, and give a good mood to others.
The group, which was born in the Khai dormitories, continues to grow. With each new performance, it unites people, helps to find friends, support each other, and at least for a few hours forget about worries and difficult news.
Sincere gratitude to the volunteer, musician, composer, and children's mentor Denis NAZIN, as well as to the leadership of the KhAI campus and dormitories for supporting this wonderful initiative.
