Cultural Practices Associated to the 1st of March
Cultural Practices Associated to the 1st of March comprise traditions to celebrate the beginning of spring. The main practice consists of wearing a red and white thread to ensure the safe, harmonious passage from winter to spring. All members of the communities concerned participate, and the practice contributes to social cohesion, interaction with nature, intergenerational exchange and creativity. Transmission is spontaneous and occurs through informal learning in families, neighbourhoods and workshops, as well as through dedicated school and museum programmes.
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Director: Ion Serban
Publisher: C. Brailoiu Institute of Ethnography and Folklore; Romanian Academy; Roumania. Ministry or Culture
Coproducer/sponsor: Bulgarian National Television; Opetcheska Tatarchevska, Macedonia; Moldova. Ministry of Culture; Consatntin Br?iloiu Institute of Ethnography and Folklore
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