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The N.A. Dobrolyubov Library No. 3 will host a one-man show, "Prima Donnas," dedicated to opera singers Adelina Patti and Antonina Nezhdanova.

The production's author, Elena Furlong, will tell the story of the diverse creative lives of the artists, who were united by their love of music and the stage.

The program will include the aria of the Queen of Shemakha, the second aria of the Queen of the Night, and Sergei Rachmaninoff’s “Vocalise”.

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Library No. 245 will host an hour of interesting lectures, "Man, the Universe, Space," dedicated to Cosmonautics Day.

Participants will learn about the history of space exploration, the achievements of Russian cosmonautics, and the flight of Yuri Gagarin.

The event will also discuss modern discoveries in astronomy and the development of the space industry. A book exhibition, "Conquerors of Space," will be prepared for guests.

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A round table discussion entitled "In Search of Atlantis" will be held at Library No. 3 as part of the seventh annual Zhirovsky Readings.

The event will be dedicated to the scientific legacy of Doctor of Chemical Sciences Nikolai Zhirov (1903–1970), who, in his work "Atlantis: The Main Problems of Atlantology" (1964), substantiated the creation of a new discipline—atlantology.

Scientists and researchers will present reports on the relevance of Zhirov's work, the development and disappearance of ancient civilizations, and the mysteries of world history.

Following the presentations, a discussion of the topics of the reports is planned.

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The IzVyaz studio will offer knitting classes for toys, including fantasy animals.

The program is designed for different skill levels: the first part (16:00–18:00) is intended for children and beginners, the second (18:00–20:00) is for more experienced participants who want to master complex techniques and loops.

Voluntary breaks are available during the class. All necessary materials are provided, and the finished product can be taken home.

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A lecture dedicated to the 140th anniversary of the birth of poet Nikolai Gumilyov will be held at the I.Z. Surikov Central Children's Library No. 46.

Listeners will be told about the key stages of his biography: African expeditions, participation in the First World War, and his role in the literary life of the Silver Age.

The focus will be on the themes and motifs of his work—heroism, the cult of strength, and a tragic worldview. The lecture will analyze his poems "Giraffe," "Captains," and "The Sixth Sense."

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The Surikov Central Children's Library No. 46 will host the "Feathered Friends" festival, dedicated to International Bird Day.

The program includes an educational quiz "Birds in the City" and a master class "Field and House Bird."

Participants will learn about the reasons for bird migration, their diet, and the differences between a birdhouse and a feeder. During the workshop, participants will be asked to make sparrow figurines and will be explained the differences between the urban and field sparrow subspecies.

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N.A. Dobrolyubov Library No. 3 invites you to an interactive musical concert dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of naturalist writer Yuri Dmitriev. Participants of the "Solfeggio School" cultural and leisure group will perform for guests.

Guests will be immersed in natural images through music. They will be presented with works by the naturalist such as "Forest Riddles," "About Nature for Young and Old," and "Hello, Squirrel! How Are You, Crocodile?"

Then, visitors, along with students from the Solfeggio School, will be able to participate in the performance of adapted examples from international music literature using the singing solfeggio method.

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Library No. 3 will host a themed program, "April Fool's Eve: About Many Six-Legged Creatures," dedicated to a musical and poetic project based on the poems of Yuri Entin and the music of David Tukhmanov.

Guests will be shown cartoons about the lives of insects, voiced by Dmitry Kharatyan, Nikolai Karachentsov, Lyudmila Gurchenko, Leonid Yakubovich, Irina Muravyova, Mikhail Boyarsky, Vasily Zolotukhin, and other renowned artists.

After the screening, there will be a master class where participants will be able to make a figurine of one of the characters.

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Changes have been made to the land use and development regulations for the property located at Komsomolskaya Square, Building 5, Building 2. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"The former Moscow Railway Agency building is planned for renovation. It is located on a five-hectare plot of land. The total area of the renovated and newly constructed premises will be 18,000 square meters. This means that passengers will receive not only a beautiful building but also a truly convenient, functional space: with clear navigation, rest areas, well-designed services, and a barrier-free environment, allowing passengers with limited mobility to feel comfortable," explained Vladimir Efimov.

The building being modernized is part of the famous “station triangle” – from here you can easily transfer to the metro, bus, or tram.

"The project will provide convenient parking spaces, including specially equipped ones for people with limited mobility. This solution directly addresses the pressing needs of city residents and visitors," added the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy. Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Vladislav Ovchinsky also added that those arriving at the station by private transport will now have the opportunity to quickly, safely, and comfortably park their cars near the railway station.

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Restoration work has begun on V.F. Arshinov's trading house in the Tverskoy District, a striking example of early Moscow Art Nouveau. This was reported by Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow. The building is designated a cultural heritage site of federal significance and is located at 5 Staropansky Lane, Building 1.

"The building was designed by architect Fyodor Shekhtel. It stands out thanks to its three-story-high arched window. Specialists will be renovating both the facades and interiors," said Natalya Sergunina.

For example, the stone plinth, tiles, and decor will be restored on the outside, while the cast-iron columns with capitals, skylights, and staircases will be restored on the inside.

Sobyanin: A pearl of medieval architecture has been restored in Veshnyaki.

The building was erected in 1899 for the Moscow merchant of the first guild Vasily Arshinov, who was engaged in the cloth trade.

The facades are finished with gray-green ceramic tiles and white decorative moldings. This color scheme is typical of Fyodor Shekhtel's projects of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Each floor contained a spacious hall. A huge window served as a display case for merchandise. The metal and brick frame structure corresponds to the architectural concept used in Russia in the mid-19th century for factory buildings, and later for commercial and office buildings.

Electric lighting and central heating were installed throughout the building, elevators were installed, and a kitchen was set up in the basement, where meals were prepared for all employees at the company's expense.

In the mid-1920s, the Central Committee of the Trade Union of Railway and Water Transport Workers was located here, and then the Air Transport publishing house.

Over the past 15 years, about 2,500 buildings have been put in order in the capital. architectural monumentsBy 2030, another 700 buildings are planned to be restored, with approximately 500 currently underway.

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