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The Onezhsky Cultural Center will host a salt dough modeling workshop to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin's birth. Under the guidance of a teacher, children will create a three-dimensional figurine of a fish, the hero of the satirical story "The Wise Gudgeon."

During the class, participants will learn the basics of sculpting with colored salt dough, techniques for working with the material, and the secrets of its preparation. The master class will be accompanied by a discussion of the life and work of Saltykov-Shchedrin and an introduction to his works.

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Daniil Dukhovskoy, poet, documentary filmmaker, director, and scholar of contemporary Russian literature, will be a guest at the next poetry club meeting at the Marina Tsvetaeva House Museum. His biography combines poetry and documentary filmmaking, personal experience of pivotal historical events, and deep immersion in the literary process of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Daniil Dukhovskoy is a poet, an expert on and researcher of the works of Eduard Limonov, Yuri Mamleev, and Sergei Chudakov, a participant in and witness to the Moscow events of 1993, and a director of audio performances and documentaries about poets. In recent years, he has become increasingly active as a poet.

Poetry Club Dialogues is a format for lively, informal communication and free discussion. It's not a creative evening or a presentation, but a conversation about poetry, literature, time, and personal experience. Participants can ask questions, share observations, and join in the discussion.

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Library No. 243 "Obraz" invites you to a walking tour dedicated to the history of Marshal Novikov Street and its cultural and architectural heritage. The tour begins at the library entrance, where a memorial plaque honoring Hero of the Soviet Union and Aviation Major General Alexander Karushin is located. Participants will learn about his life and military career during the Great Patriotic War.

The walk then takes you through Shchukino's courtyards, featuring buildings from various periods and architectural styles. Participants will learn about the history of Marshal Novikov Street and the biography of the man it is named after, Hero of the Soviet Union, Air Force Marshal Alexander Novikov. Along the way, they will explore residential buildings built to individual designs between the 1940s and 1960s, as well as historic buildings that shaped the neighborhood's character.

Special attention will be paid to the architecture and history of School No. 1874, which played a vital role in the lives of several generations of Shchukin residents. The central part of the route will be a visit to the architectural ensemble of the Kurchatov Academic City.

At the end of the walk, participants will learn about the "People's House" project, visit General Zhadov Park, and the Museum of Everyday Life of Soviet Scientists.

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The Onezhsky Cultural Center invites you to a Christmas family arts and crafts workshop, where participants will create a fabric angel doll.

Under the guidance of an experienced artisan, guests will learn the basics of working with fabric, learn how to shape the figurine's silhouette, create voluminous wings, and carefully join the pieces together. Finally, the angel will be decorated with decorative elements such as thread, beads, and sequins.

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The program is dedicated to the Stone Age and introduces children to the early stages of human history. Participants will learn how humans explored the world around them, created tools, and built their first dwellings.

The children will watch a filmstrip, "The Adventures of a Prehistoric Boy," based on the novel by Marie-Ernest d'Hervilly. Together with the main character, they will learn about the daily life of ancient humans, how families and communities were organized, and how modern scientists explore the distant past.

A separate section of the program will be dedicated to prehistoric art. The presenter will talk about rock paintings, their themes, and their meanings, after which participants will try their hand at creating their own rock paintings using charcoal and sanguine.

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The Strogino Cultural Center invites you to a soft toy-making workshop. Under the guidance of a master craftsman, participants will learn how to properly stuff a doll to ensure its shape, choose the color of the fur, and paint the fabric with acrylic paint. You can take home your finished product.

The master class lasts two hours. All materials will be provided by the organizers.

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Muscovites and visitors to the capital are invited to a master class on wax candle making. Under the guidance of an experienced artisan, participants will learn the history of wax foundation and its properties, master the technique, learn how to shape the candles, choose fragrances, and experiment with decoration. The result will be designer candles, perfect for gifting to family and friends.

All necessary materials are provided by the organizers.

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The central section of the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya metro line is 50 years old. Exactly half a century ago, this section merged two radial lines into a single Zhdanovsko-Krasnopresnenskaya line. It later became the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line. This was reported on their channel in MAX messenger Sergei Sobyanin said.

Two stations were opened as part of the new section. One was "Kuznetsky Most," whose design evoked the appearance of the old bridge. The columns were designed in the form of wide arches, and the track walls were adorned with six decorative and artistic panels made of forged aluminum, themed around blacksmithing and foundry. The second station, "Pushkinskaya," was dedicated to Moscow, St. Petersburg, the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum, the Mikhailovskoye estate, and Alexander Pushkin's grave in the Svyatogorsk Monastery. Copper embossings were placed on the track walls, and each image was accompanied by lines from the poet's works.

"These stations are popular not only with Muscovites, but also with tourists. Today, 76,500 trips are made on weekdays. Passengers are transported only

modern trains like “Moscow,” wrote Sergei Sobyanin.

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In December 1975, the line was extended northward, from Oktyabrskoye Pole to Planernaya. And in 2014, Spartak station, originally planned in the 1970s but only built more recently, opened on this section.

Between 2013 and 2015, the southeastern section of the line from Vykhino to Kotelniki stations opened. Metro service was brought to previously unavailable areas, making travel to the city center easier.

In the last few years, transfers to the Big Circle Line and the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya Line have been added Nekrasovskaya lineThis made the trips even more comfortable.

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Moscow's transport system is continuing its good tradition of festively decorating its public transport in anticipation of the New Year. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry. Maxim Liksutov.

"At Sergei Sobyanin's request, we're decorating public transportation ahead of the New Year holidays. We've decorated not only metro stations and other infrastructure, but also trains, buses, electric buses, trams, and electric boats. Decorated transportation creates a festive atmosphere and puts Muscovites and visitors in a good mood," noted Maxim Liksutov.

Today, the Moscow Metro operates 24 themed trains. Ground transportation hasn't been forgotten either: 50 electric buses with illuminated garlands, 115 festively decorated buses, 60 Vityaz-Moscow trams, and two Lvenok-Moscow trams, decorated with garlands, operate throughout the city on the revived Trifonovskaya Street route and on route T1. Additionally, residents and tourists will enjoy the historic Tatra tram with a New Year's installation on route A, the branded Vityaz-Moscow tram with pine garlands on route 7, and six innovative electric boats.

The "Lvenok-Moscow" tram with bright garlands can be seen on the new route No. 5, which runs along Trifonovskaya Street. About it revival Sergei Sobyanin announced on Tuesday.

In addition to transportation, more than 100 metro stations in the capital were decorated ahead of the holidays, as well as the Northern and Southern River Terminals and the piers for regular river electric transport.

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A campaign has begun in Moscow, allowing anyone to congratulate Special Military Operations (SVO) fighters on the New Year holidays through a special project. "Happy New Year to the New Year!"Residents of the capital are invited to leave warm wishes and words of support for the service members, as well as to provide gifts and assistance for the soldiers and their families.

You can send parcels and greetings by contacting the Gift Factory pavilions open at the project sites. Winter in MoscowThey will be open daily until February 28. There are over 30 such pavilions across the city, where Muscovites can bring gifts for SVO participants and children from the new regions. Most pavilions accept parcels on weekdays from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and on weekends and holidays from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Four pavilions in the city center operate according to special schedules. For example, the pavilions at Revolution Square and Novy Arbat are open from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM on weekdays and from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM on weekends and holidays. The pavilions at Tverskaya Square are open daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and the pavilion at Red Square is open Monday through Thursday from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and weekends from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The pavilion schedules and addresses are available atproject website.

Residents can bring any gifts, as long as they are new, in unopened packaging, and have tags, and food items must have an expiration date. For example, for military personnel, we accept men's gift sets, socks, insoles, mittens and gloves, as well as thermal underwear and personal hygiene products. Children from new regions can be treated to toys, books, confectionery, and school supplies. Muscovites can also bring pre-prepared letters, postcards, and drawings for the soldiers of the Air Defense Forces, which will be sent to the front lines and handed over to the service members.

Volunteers at the Gift Factory pavilions will also help leave warm wishes for military personnel by offering to sign greeting cards. Furthermore, as part of the "Happy New Year to the New Year!" campaign, authorized mos.ru users can send words of support and gratitude using landing page— all requests will be forwarded to the participants of the special military operation.

This winter, the capital is organizing events and activities for participants and veterans of the SVO and their families—from New Year's performances and excursions for children to meetings with Heroes of Russia and volunteer programs. Together with "Winter in Moscow," the city is creating a space of care and support, organizing customized programs in Zaryadye Park and at festival venues. Journey to Christmas, VUnified support center for military personnel and their families and other locations. As part of the project, residents participate in charity events, record video messages with New Year's greetings, donate gifts, and join workshops on making useful items for the SVO soldiers.

Winter in Moscow— the main event of the season. The project aims to strengthen social and family ties, create an atmosphere of unity and mutual support, and provide assistance to those currently defending the Motherland. Through a variety of programs, including cultural, educational, and sporting events, it brings together Muscovites and visitors of all ages and interests, creating an environment for creative development, active recreation, and warm communication. Particular attention is paid to supporting participants and veterans of the special military operation and their families, as well as all those providing assistance to the front.

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