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When it comes to describing the national peculiarities of the residents of Atlanta, we simply cannot fail to pay attention to their unusual craving for various celebrations and holidays, many of which are associated with ancient traditions. The annual «pow-wow» festival held in Stone Mountain Park on the first weekend of November is a truly interesting celebration. On this day anyone can become a true Indian – visitors are welcome to dress up in ancient costumes and try their skills in traditional crafts. Pow-wow can be literally translated as "spiritual leader". This is the way the North American Indians have called their meetings. Previously such meetings were aimed at solving the most important questions. Nowadays the Indians use them just to have fun and compete in the art of dance, drums and other skills. As a rule, the holiday lasts four days, during which are organized various activities and events.

Numerous festive activities take place in the city on Christmas Eve. At this time of a year Atlanta is always crowded with travellers. The city’s streets are decorated with sparkling garlands, balloons and beautiful figurines depicting Christmas characters. On the eve of the holiday you can become a witness of a grand parade, various concerts and firework shows. The holiday is especially liked by children as many fun games and performances are organized for little visitors.
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