Winter holidays are a time of wonders and discoveries. In this masterclass, children will meet New Year wizards from different countries, learn what Santa Claus is called abroad, and create an original countdown calendar. Lots of games, fun, and New Year inspiration - all for a bright start to winter. What do they call the New Year wizard in different countries? Why do some wait for Santa Claus, while in other countries children believe in Père Noël, Joulupukki, or Babbo Natale? The masterclass for children at the Cinema Museum will not only help to learn about this but also visually represent the cultural diversity of winter holidays. Young participants will encounter traditions, games, and fairy tales from around the world. Different images of kind old men bringing gifts will tell about their origins, habits, favorite activities, and even outfits. And also - what fairy creatures help them prepare for the holiday and how they manage to deliver gifts all over the world. This is not just a story - but a real interactive session with questions, discussions, and games that will appeal to both younger children and older school students. At the end, the kids will create an unusual countdown calendar - in the shape of a camera. Such an item will be useful in preparing for the New Year and will also become a memorable souvenir made by their own hands. Working with paper, glue, and imagination will reveal each child's creative potential. The number of places is limited: the masterclass is designed for a small group so that each participant receives attention. The program is suitable for children from six years old. A great reason to spend Sunday in a museum environment, learning something new, playing, and leaving home with warmth in their hearts and a handmade craft in their hands.