What secret does the white bear hold, which appeared in the museum on a frosty morning? Kids will embark on a magical quest through the halls of painting and jewelry art, searching for magic, investigating video recordings, and completing a creative task. All to immerse themselves in a fairy tale, feel the atmosphere of the holiday, and believe in miracles. When the white bear arrives at the museum, a true New Year adventure begins. And not just any bear, but one wrapped in frosty radiance, leaving a trail of sparkling ice crystals behind. Where did he appear? Where did he disappear? What mystery did he bring from the North Pole? Participants in the quest "New Year Bear Adventures" - an interactive program for children aged 6 to 9 - will seek answers to these riddles at the Museum of Fine Arts. The program starts with the exhibition "Legends of Stone. To the 300th Anniversary of Stone Carving Art in the Urals" and continues through the halls of Russian painting and jewelry art. In these atmospheric spaces, children will follow the tracks of the mysterious beast, navigating using QR codes and special video hints. All this transforms a classic museum tour into a true New Year investigation, where each step is a path to the solution. It is important not only to find clues but also to show creativity. During the creative task, participants will make their own little bear from soft felt - a warm, cozy souvenir that will remind them of the magical journey for a long time. The program is designed specifically for younger schoolchildren and preschoolers: it is not overloaded with information but is rich in images, surprises, and opportunities for self-expression. "New Year Bear Adventures" is a great way not only to spend time productively but also to give a child genuine joy. The museum becomes a stage for a magical action, where art, play, and belief in miracles come together. These impressions will remain in memory for a long time - like the first track of a bear in the white January snow.