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Our Daily Bread
Khleb Nasushny, Russia’s answer to Le Pain Quotidien, is there to weaken our wills -
A Step Back in Time
Across the street from the Pushkin Museum is another treasure trove of art. -
A Storm Sweeps Through Moscow, In Photos
Over the weekend, a massive storm swept through Moscow and its neighboring regions, resulting in the deaths of at least two people. -
Pushkin House Announces Book Prize Short List
On Friday executive director Clementine Cecil of the Pushkin House came to Moscow and announced the shortlist for their annual Book Prize. -
Workers Warn of Revolt in Siberian Factory Town Hit by U.S. Sanctions
“The entire life of this city depends on Rusal” -
Moody’s says Russian economy resilient to latest U.S. sanctions
Russia’s strong public and external finances would shield its economy from the impact of the latest U.S. sanctions, Moody’s said. -
Bergman in Moscow
One of the special programs of the Moscow International Film Festival is a festival of 21 Ingmar Bergman films. -
Golden Mask 2018: Sad and Hopeful
Russia’s main theatrical festival and competition ended Sunday night in sadness and hope. -
Photobiennale 2018
Check out the Photobiennale 2018 show at the Manege — especially the Italian photographers being honored. -
Moscow Statues Get a Spring Cleaning
Behind the scenes to keep the monuments around Moscow looking their best this season. -
Grand art schools’ festival – contemporary art for the whole family in Moscow Hermitage Garden.
The Fourth Grand art schools’ festival on the 2d of June in Moscow Hermitage Garden is the festival of modern technologies in art created by children. -
Big art schools’ festival – contemporary art for the whole family in Moscow Hermitage Garden.
The Fourth Big art schools’ festival on the 2d of June in Moscow Hermitage Garden is the festival of modern technologies in art created by children. The program includes sound art, graffiti, performances, charity fair, original wo -
What’s On This Weekend in Moscow
While spring is slowly working its way into Moscow, here are some must-see events that will keep you busy and happy this weekend. -
Russia’s Medvedev Vows to Help Firms Hit by U.S. Sanctions
The U.S. Treasury on April 6 announced sanctions against seven Russian oligarchs and 12 companies they own or control. -
Russian Ruble Continues Plunge Amid Sanctions Sell-Off, Syria Tensions
The Russian market has been in a sharp sell-off since the United States imposed new sanctions against Moscow on April 6 -
Russian Officials Shrug Off Steep Ruble Fall
“Being on the Russian stock market is like living on a volcano,” said one official. -
Russian Ruble Continues to Plummet Amid Sanctions Fallout
It was the second straight day of losses for the Russian currency following fresh U.S. sanctions imposed on some of Russian oligarchs and their assets. -
Step Back in Time at the Museum of Moscow
If you love history or nostalgia, or are just curious about how people lived in Moscow over the last century, be sure to see the Old Apartment show at the Museum of Moscow. -
Shares of Russian Companies Tumble Following U.S. Sanctions
Russia’s two major stock indices were down to their lowest levels since last fall. -
“European, U.S. and Asian markets are strategically important areas for our business” – Roustamov Seyfeddin
Seyfeddin Roustamov, beneficial owner of PJSC Metafrax, one of the largest producers of methanol and its derivatives, spoke about the company’s strategy and plans. -
The Man Behind the Leiden Collection
The greatest privately owned collection of Dutch masters is on display at the Pushkin Museum. Who is the collector behind this remarkable show? -
N.I.C.E is Back in Moscow
One of Moscow’s favorite film festivals is on this weekend with some great offerings. -
A Russian Easter Feast
The traditional Russian calendar’s most famous feast, explained, updated, and made even more delicious. -
Remembering Mikhail Ugarov
The theatrical world has been shocked and saddened by the sudden death of Mikhail Ugarov, founder of Teatr.doc. -
The Latest in Moscow Street Fashion
Photographer Vyacheslav Shitov captured the most fashionable street style looks in the central districts of Moscow. -
Orthodox Lent — What’s the Point?
With the toughest week of Orthodox Lent ahead, Jennifer Eremeeva reminds us of the point of it all and makes it delicious, too. -
Music Not Music: The Wonder of the Zikr Duo
Keep your eye out for this one-of-a-kind musical group. -
Polenovo Between Revolutions: 1917-1937
A fascinating exhibition on how a progressive painter’s estate fared after the 1917 Revolution is one more good reason to visit Polenovo. -
‘Best of Russia’ Photo Show Opens at Winzavod
Moscow’s favorite photo exhibition opens with another dazzling display of images from all across Russia. -
Putin: The New Tsar
Watch this excellent new documentary before Russia’s presidential elections. -
Moscow’s Palisander Gallery Celebrates Italian Design
Don’t miss this delicious show of Italian design from the 1950s to the present day. -
Remembering Oleg Tabakov
Oleg Tabakov, one of the most prominent figures in Russian theater and cinema, died yesterday after a prolonged illness. -
Moscow Goes Green
From films and traditional dance to parties in pubs and a St. Patrick’s Day parade – there is something for everyone at Irish Week 2018. -
How Moscow Is Using Food to Lure Voters to the Polls
On Election Day Moscow is reviving an old technique to get out the vote: offer great food and delicacies. -
What’s On in Moscow March 8-11
There’s plenty to do for everyone who has stayed in Moscow over the holiday. -
An #Instafab International Women’s Day
A meal fit for your favorite great women. Don your aprons and get started! -
On Women’s Day, Russian Women Organize
How about an activist, feminist International Women’s Day? We’ve got you covered! -
The Eternal Allure of the Bolshoi Ballet
Natalya Rotenberg talks about the Bolshoi, the arts, and her foundation. -
Ancient Church Reborn in Vladimir
And now for some good news: the most beautiful medieval church in Russia is now even more glorious. -
The Weekend in Moscow: March 2-4
No plans for the weekend? Whether you love rap or opera, we’ve got it covered. -
Exxon to Quit Russian Oil Ventures Frozen by U.S. Sanctions
Exxon Mobil Corp. said it’s abandoning joint ventures with Russia’s Rosneft PJSC after international sanctions against the nation’s energy sector paralyzed a historic drilling project -
The Fabergé Museum of St. Petersburg
If you’re considering a weekend getaway to St. Petersburg, be sure to stop in the Fabergé Museum to see the permanent and temporary exhibits. -
Drink Your Buckwheat!
“Traditional with a twist” is a familiar enough concept. Even the name, Russian Pub, suggests that aim — unexpected incongruity. So, what should you expect if you decide to visit? -
Have Your Wine and Drink It Too at Wine Bazaar
Evgenia Kachalova, the energetic and inspiring founder of Wine Bazaar, is often asked how to get into the wine world. -
Live and Dine Like Fyodor Chaliapin
Visit the great opera singer Fyodor Chaliapin’s house and then dine on a meal from his personal book of recipes at the restaurant Matryoshka. -
New Film About Writer Sergei Dovlatov
Directed by Alexei German, Jr., “Dovlatov” premiered at the Berlin Film Festival to critical acclaim and brisk sales. -
A Winter Dip in Russia’s Most Iconic Outdoor Pool
Think winter is for swimming indoors? Muscovites don’t. -
Celebrating Men’s Day in the #MeToo Era
It’s Defender of the Homeland Day! Let’s get cooking! -
What’s On in Moscow Feb. 23-25
Brave the bracing temperatures to take in some great cultural events this long holiday weekend. -
The Man Who Saved the World
A film that is half-documentary and half-feature tells the story of a Soviet officer who trusted his instincts and averted nuclear war. -
Russian Spy Thriller at a Movie Theater Near You
The Russian-themed spy thriller “Red Sparrow” is about to open in theaters around the world – maybe even in Russia. -
Setting Winter on Fire at Nikola-Lenivets Art Park
A visitor describes what really happened at the Nikola-Lenivets Art Park this past weekend. -
Rusal Is Said to Plan First Woman CEO as Deripaska Steps Down
United Co. Rusal will name finance head Alexandra Bouriko as chief executive officer, the first time a woman will lead one of Russia’s largest commodity companies -
On Stage This Week in Moscow
Not sure what to see in Moscow’s theaters and concerts halls this week? Here are some picks. -
The Presidential Portrait That Was the “Ugliest Thing” LBJ Ever Saw
Lyndon Johnson’s cantankerous nature carried over to even the more engaging parts of being Commander in Chief -
A Russian Oligarch Walks Away From His $8 Billion Empire
Though he had been cutting his stake in the chain in small increments in recent years, the market was surprised to see Sergei Galitsky bail. -
Maslenitsa in Nikola-Lenivets
If you haven’t made plans for the weekend, consider a trip to Nikola-Lenivets Art Park where their traditional Maslenitsa bonfire will be lit on Saturday. -
In the Future, Will We Be Growing Fruit in Home Bioreactors?
A team of molecular biologists wants you to forget about strawberries and, instead, take “cell jam” for a whirl -
Weaving Games and Puzzles Into the Fabric of a City
To encourage playful learning, Urban Thinkspace and other projects put miniature playgrounds along the paths kids travel -
Ladomir, Zlatozara and Agrafena: How Muscovites Named Their Babies in 2017
Over 130,000 babies were born in Moscow in 2017