An exhibition marking the 800th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Nevsky. Visitors will be able to immerse themselves in an illustrated epic tragedy telling the story of the prince. They will find out about his birthplace, where he spent his formative years, where he grew as a warrior and ruler, and about his military and diplomatic feats. Twenty-five people worked on the exhibition, including historians, motion designers, artists, and colourists from Russia and Europe. The exhibition was largely inspired by archaeological finds.

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This exhibition brings to life the events detailed in the Russian Primary Chronicle and stories of ancient trade routes and legendary battles. It reveals the secrets of fortresses and tells tales of great victories. Visitors will also be able to find out little-known facts about the era of feudalism, the Mongol invasion, and much more.
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Group tours covering both the Rurik exhibition start at 14:00 and 16:00, and can be booked via telephone 8-984-199-49-00
Please note that guided tours and any additional services (such as audio guides) must be paid for separately

“The Tretyakov Gallery on the Move” is an interactive exhibition about the museum, as well as a public educational programme. The exhibition will inform visitors about the museum's collection, its founder Pavel Tretyakov, and give viewers the opportunity to experience visiting the Tretyakov Gallery. The programme includes lectures by the Tretyakov Gallery's researchers and film screenings about art and creative workshops.
The project is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the administration of the city of Vladivostok. The general partner is FESCO Transportation Group, which supports initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life and creating new opportunities for city residents.
Free admission

A warm festive atmosphere will provide the backdrop to this concert of famous and beautiful songs about love. And, as the poet Alexander Pushkin once wrote, all ages yield to love. The first part will consist of arias and duets taken from operas by Russian, Italian and French composers. Part two will feature popular Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian songs. Among those performing will be Inna Zvenyatskaya (soprano, Helikon-Opera Moscow Musical Theatre), Andrey Rakitin, Elena Nekrasova (mezzo-soprano), Yevgeny Plekhanov (bass, Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre), Tatiana Makarchuk (mezzo-soprano, Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre), Elena Sheremet (saxophone), Natalia Isaeva (piano), the Ulybka dance ensemble, and TANGOHOUSE club.
Tickets can be purchased on the theatre website:

https://gorkytheater.ru/repertuar/inna-zveniatskaia-i-druzia-kontsert-406