ST. NICHOLAS NIGHT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2015 6:00 P.M. Costume Contest This year for St. Nicholas Night, we are asking the children to dress up in costumes representing one of the following: 1. A child from another country (children of the world) 2. A saint, possibly their own patron saint or other favorite saint 3. A character from the life of St. Nicholas such as a sailor, a beggar/orphan, or one of the young turkish girls for whom St. Nicholas provided a dowry. Below are some examples of these kinds of dress. Prizes will be given for 3 different age groups. Teens and adults are encouraged to also dress up!
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ST. NICHOLAS NIGHT
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2015
6:00 P.M.
Costume Contest
This year for St. Nicholas Night, we are asking the
children to dress up in costumes representing one of the
following:
1. A child from another country (children of the
world)
2. A saint, possibly their own patron saint or other
favorite saint
3. A character from the life of St. Nicholas such as a
sailor, a beggar/orphan, or one of the young
turkish girls for whom St. Nicholas provided a
dowry.
Below are some examples of these kinds of dress.
Prizes will be given for 3 different age groups. Teens and
adults are encouraged to also dress up!
JAPAN
PERU
SCOTLAND ROMANIA
UKRAINE
GREECE
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
(an example of traditional African dress)
ZIMBABWE
MEXICO
IRELAND
PAKISTAN
AUSTRIA
BULGARIA
RUSSIA
GERMANY
St. Paisios
ARCHANGEL MICHAEL
BEGGAR, STREET URCHIN
TURKISH AND MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN
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