Gingerbread City Exhibition Brings Holiday Spirit to Baku

Baku: On December 1, NARGIS Magazine opened its magical seasonal project, ‘Winter in Azerbaijan,’ a festive Gingerbread City exhibition that brings together craftsmanship, imagination, and holiday spirit. Hosted at Port Baku Mall, the exhibition invites visitors into a miniature gingerbread world.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the grand opening held on December 4 welcomed guests into an atmosphere of warmth and celebration. Throughout the evening, beloved mascots such as the Grinch, Olaf, Santa Claus, and a magician entertained visitors, while the children’s choir of the IMEC filled the space with cheerful melodies. Live music by Merry Band added to the festive ambiance. Guests were served hot chocolate and gluten-free cookies. In addition, visitors received exclusive ‘Winter in Azerbaijan’ postcards and gingerbread cookies as a gift.

The NARGIS team also extends heartfelt thanks to all sponsors whose contributions made the exhibition possible, including Azerbaijan Airlines CJSC, Azerbaijan Railways CJSC, Azerpost LLC, Baku Metro CJSC, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Baku City Circuit Operations Company, Wolt delivery service, MasterCard, Push30 LLC, Miniboss Business School training centre, Medsol LLC, Kidsberry store, Glodemia training centre, iTicket LLC, The Attack caf©, and a’Nanas caf©-bakery.

NARGIS Magazine expresses its sincere gratitude to Port Baku Mall for providing the venue for the exhibition.

‘We also thank our media partners for their invaluable support in bringing attention to this project. Among them are television channels AzTV, M?d?niyy?t TV, Ictimai TV, X?z?r TV, ARB24 TV, Space TV and Nax§ivan TV; radio stations 90 FM Ictimai Radio, X?z?r Radio, Araz Radio, Asan Radio, Avto FM, Dalga FM and Planet FM; as well as online platforms Global Media Group, 1news.az, Day.az, Trend.az, Azernews.az, Milli.az, AZERTAC and 7news.az.’

The exhibition will remain open to the public until January 15. Entrance is free.