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Have you ever wanted to attend a music performance in a church or a cathedral? They might not be the first place that comes to mind while thinking of concerts, but some functioning churches and cathedrals in Moscow host organ and other music recitals. Life in Moscow has compiled a list of such places located near the city centre and not far from metro stations.

One of the biggest questions before going to Russia is what to pack. But don’t worry if you don’t have any cold-weather clothes yet—you can bring a basic set of clothes for spring, summer, and autumn and buy winter essentials once you’ve arrived.

Until March 15, the exhibition ‘Winnie-the-Pooh and All, All, All’ will be held in the Children's and Youth Department of the Central City Youth Library named after M.A. Svetlov. Graduates of the continuing education programme ‘Illustration. Basic Course’ decided to take a fresh look at A. A. Milne's beloved fairy tale by drawing incredibly colourful posters.

Step into a world where communication takes centre stage and love is the ultimate language. Explore this interactive exhibition dedicated to the concept of the five love languages at the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art and discover how to connect with your loved ones on a deeper level. From words of affirmation to acts of service, immerse yourself in a journey of self-discovery and understanding as you uncover the key to creating lasting, meaningful connections. This interactive experience unlocks the secrets of expressing and receiving love in the most profound way.

On National Unity Day, the large-scale ‘Russia’ International Exhibition and Forum opened at VDNHin Moscow. Running until April 12, 2024, the festival celebrates the breakthroughs, history, art, and fascinating diversity of Russia’s regions, culture, and industry.

From February 9–18, Moscow is hosting a range of events dedicated to Lunar New Year and the upcoming Year of the Dragon.

Tver has a palace-estate where Russian emperors rested, a botanical garden, and architectural monuments of the Soviet era. The city is only a couple of hours away from Moscow (and even less by high-speed train).

SISTEMA GALLERY presents the SKY Project created by two artists and friends, Dmitry Shorin and Andrey Dvin. Inspired by Dutch artists of the 17th century, the pair made nine large-scale diptychs of intricately painted cloudy skies.

The world of art has been revolutionised by various technological advancements. One such groundbreaking innovation is VR, which has opened up endless opportunities for art enthusiasts to enjoy immersive experiences. Now, Muscovites can experience two remarkable virtual projects: a recreation of the iconic Mona Lisa and a tour of Notre Dame de Paris.

Plasticine artist Alexei Mikulin immerses us in a world of nostalgia, childhood, and vintage cosiness.