This collaboration between the Moscow Kremlin Museums and the Arseniev State Museum of Primorsky Region examines the phenomenon of Russia as the world’s largest nation state, a status which it has maintained for over three hundred years.
Primorsky Territory has been accorded the honour of being the first region to receive exhibits from Russia’s oldest museum. The exhibition consists of splendid works of art produced in the court workshops of the Russian tsars, symbols of the country’s ‘power and glory’.
Visitors will see genuine world-famous masterpieces such as the ‘Trans-Siberian Railway’ Easter egg made by Carl Fabergé’s jewellery company, as well as items which have never previously left the repositories of Russia’s principal treasure house.

You can gain entry to the exhibition by showing your EEF 2018 badge.
Please note that guided tours and other additional services must be paid for separately.

The festival will present the best artistic collectives from the nine regions that make up Russia’s Far Eastern Federal District. The concert programme celebrates the eightieth anniversary of the founding of Primorsky Territory. The event will take place on Sportivnaya Naberezhnaya. Located on the banks of Amur Bay, this embankment is a favourite place for locals and visitors to relax. It stands out due to its accessibility, its pedestrian areas, and its wide variety of cafés and attractions for children and adults alike.

Admission is free.

This Far Eastern quartet, which holds the title of the People's Collective of Khabarovsk Territory, will present a collection of their best songs to the audience. The concert is divided into two parts. Both will include Spanish, Italian, and Neapolitan songs which have captivated the entire world. An equal share of the programme will be dedicated to Russian-language songs, complemented by the quartet’s own compositions.

A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.

The price of these tickets is not included in the package.