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The Onezhsky Cultural Center invites children aged 7 to 10 to an open class, "The World of Music and the Stage: Pop and Jazz Vocals." The class will be led by studio teacher Elena Eliseeva and choreographer Nadezhda Nikolaeva.

The children will learn to listen to music, feel rhythm, perform songs in different styles, and improvise. They will also learn how to work with a microphone and how to sound modern. The lesson will also focus on the basics of musical notation: children will be shown how music is written and how to read simple melodies.

In the choreography class, they will work on developing a sense of rhythm through movement, learning to confidently perform on stage, combining singing and dancing, and mastering simple dance routines.

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The Onezhsky Cultural Center invites children aged three to six to an open class, "We're Just Little Stars." It will be led by studio teacher Elena Eliseeva and choreographer Nadezhda Nikolaeva.

The lesson will be held in a musical and game format with cheerful songs and dances accompanied by noise instruments.

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The Alexander Shilov Gallery invites you to a concert of the first-place winners of the IV Ars Astra International Performing Arts Competition in the categories "Piano," "String Instruments," "Wind Instruments," "Academic Vocals," and "Creative Groups."

The young musicians will perform works by Russian and international composers, including Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and others. The competition jury will then present special pieces.

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The Novoslobodsky Cultural Center invites you to a lecture dedicated to Maslenitsa. Guests will learn about the traditions and customs of each day of the holiday week.

They will also be told how our ancestors celebrated Maslenitsa—riding sleighs, visiting friends for pancakes, and participating in large-scale folk festivities.

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A tour of the large-scale international exhibition "India. The Fabric of Time," created in collaboration with the National Museum of Crafts in Delhi and Russian museums, features over 300 samples of fabrics and costumes from museum collections, private collections, and fashion houses. Each room explores key themes of the exhibition—cotton, silk, wool, embroidery and dyeing techniques, patterns, and saris—allowing visitors to trace the continuous connection between Indian textile traditions and modern times and discover unexpected parallels between eras and cultures.

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The A.S. Pushkin Library and Reading Room will host a presentation of Dmitry Ovsyannikov's book "Mikhail Vrubel: Conqueror of the Demon," a biographical novel about the life and work of one of the most enigmatic artists of the turn of the 20th century.

Guests at the Frontier Club meeting will discuss Mikhail Vrubel's personality, woven from contradictions. The discussion centers on the author's perspective on the artist's destiny, in which creativity is seen not as a manifestation of madness, but as a source of inner strength and a means of confronting darkness. Particular attention will be paid to Vrubel's mythological and fairytale images, especially the theme of the demon, which became a symbol of his artistic and personal journey.

Dmitry Ovsyannikov is a writer who works in the genres of historical fantasy, adventure novels, and fairy tales. He is a member of the Union of Russian Writers and the Union of Writers of Russia.

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An environmental event, organized as part of the "Friends of Nature" project, will be held at V.V. Bianki Children's Library No. 207.

Participants will enjoy a kindness lesson called "Winter Guests," which will explain in an accessible way which birds stay in the city for the winter, what they eat, and why they especially need human assistance during the cold season. The creative portion of the program will include a workshop on making edible bird biscuits from seeds and berries, as well as an interactive activity where children will learn which foods are beneficial for birds and which can be harmful.

The event will conclude with a joint trip to the park or library courtyard, where participants will ceremoniously open the "Bird Canteen" and hang out prepared treats for wintering birds.

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The Strogino Cultural Center will host a master class on creating original compositions for Valentine's Day.

Participants will learn the basics of decorative design and create unique compositions and decorations with their own hands, which will become a stylish interior accent or a unique holiday gift.

All necessary materials are provided. The class will be taught by teacher Evgeniya Eliseeva.

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The Strogino Cultural Center will host the performance "Reflections on the Theme…"

On New Year's Eve, when the chimes seem to stop time, questions, doubts, and hopes arise between the past and the future. The play offers a philosophical journey into the world of teenagers who, like adults, reflect on the meaning of life, fears, and dreams, seek their path, and try to make sense of what's happening around them. Their thoughts are expressed in music, their emotions in dance, and their personal stories in dramatic sketches, forming a sincere and poignant dialogue with the audience.

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In 2025, specialists urban economy complex Nineteen gas regulation stations (GRPs) have been built and modernized. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"The city is systematically upgrading gas pressure control stations, which are responsible for reducing gas pressure to specified levels and maintaining it within predetermined limits. Last year alone, 17 such facilities were modernized and two were built, ensuring high-quality gas supply to consumers and reducing network wear," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

During the renovation, obsolete equipment was replaced with modern cabinet-type gas distribution stations. These take up less space thanks to optimized placement of various devices and offer higher throughput. Where cabinet-type stations were originally installed, they were replaced with new ones that meet modern requirements and standards.

The installed gas distribution stations were manufactured in-house by Mosgaz JSC. They are reliable and feature reduced noise levels.

The work was completed within a tight deadline and without any service interruptions. Additionally, specialists upgraded the supply gas pipelines.

All gas pressure control stations in the capital are required to be equipped with shut-off devices. Their operating parameters are monitored 24/7 from the central control room of JSC Mosgaz.

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