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The musical fairytale performance "The Frog Princess," part of the "Fairy Tales of the World" theater project, invites audiences of all ages into a world of Russian folklore, song, and dance. The production combines live music, traditional costumes, expressive sets, and lighting.

The performance is designed in an interactive format: young viewers become active participants in the fairy tale, helping Ivan Tsarevich, warning the heroes of danger, and rejoicing together at the arrival of Vasilisa the Wise.

Director: Vyacheslav Spesivtsev.

Duration: 50 minutes.

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The "Sketches of Forgotten Moscow" exhibition tour invites you to immerse yourself in the city of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and see it as Vladimir Gilyarovsky's contemporaries knew it. The route takes you through iconic landmarks of old Moscow—from Arbat to Triumfalnaya Square—and reveals the city's everyday life through street scenes, everyday details, and legends.

Participants will learn what the Sukharev Tower looked like before its demolition, what happened at the Sunday markets at its foot, what carriages met passengers at Brestsky Station, and why Muscovites joked about "horsecar, catch the chicken."

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes.

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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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