The Crow's Day holiday is a bright event that marks the arrival of spring and the beginning of the new year according to the calendar of the indigenous peoples of the North. This holiday is especially revered among Khanty and Mansi. Among the northern peoples, the arrival of the crow is associated with the arrival of spring and warmth. These birds are the first to start building nests and croak loudly, as if awakening nature and man. In the festive program: Mansi rituals: fumigating guests with chaga, cajoling fire, tying ribbons on a birch tree; Performances by creative teams and master classes.