Culture
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Ildar Yagafarov: ‘There should be another secular film festival in such a big secular city’
The first film festival of regional cinema of Russia Soyuz has opened in Kazan
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Оchpochmak, chak-chak and chicken in milk: why save gastronomic memory?
Writer Yulia Yevdokimova on how Tatar cuisine helps shape Russian gastronomic culture
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Fight against speculators who do not exist: Irada Ayupova says about low number of resellers in Tatarstan
Will the republic introduce personalised tickets for theatres?
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Irina Khusnutdinova: ‘Children write about friendship, love and loneliness’
The founder of Happy Stories foundation on the final of Glagolitsa international literary award
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‘It's more about a ‘must’ than ‘wish’’
A film critic, a teacher, and a school director talk about the introduction of mandatory Russian films in schools
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Beauty in Three Dimensions at the National Library
Three generations of Skobeevs: a singer of realism, a cosmist and an out-of-bounds designer
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Sándor Petőfi — A Legend of the Hungarian Revolution with a Mysterious Fate
The Consul General of Hungary in Kazan, Sergey Syuсh, presented the exhibition Petőfi Around The World about the Hungarian poet
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‘Healthy adrenaline, exciting and useful leisure time’
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Photos taken in space: BRICS Universe exhibition opens in Kazan
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Minnikhanov: Tatarstan is a significant centre of Old Believers
The Old Believers forum Traditional Family Values has started in Kazan
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The Committee of the Cultural Heritage Sites on Kazan's readiness for the BRICS Summit from cultural and historical perspective
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The Volga as part of cultural code
In her book ‘The Volga: A History of Russia’s Greatest River,’ Janet Hartley examines the river as a symbol of Russian culture as well as a border between East and West, Christianity and Islam, Russia and the world
