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ARGUMENT: We have to remember our traditions, our culture and our holidays and understand why we are not allowed to abandon them. To forget your traditions is worse than to forget your history, because history has neither the age nor the depth that springs from tradition. Intercultural dialogue sets up and opens open interactions, encouraging respect for sharing ideas, and direct and multiple exploration of how the world is perceived and conceived. THE GOAL: Forming a positive attitude of students in a multicultural society. Making an exchange of good educational practices, both in formal and non-formal education, for student education, teacher improvement and intercultural education. Exchange of experience between schools, teachers and students (by a group of students and teachers from the schools involved in the project).