Culture

• 19 April, 09:00 Country houses, mosques and pavilions in Kazan and Chistopol: Cultural Heritage Protection Committee announces plans for 2021 The Tatarstan Cultural Heritage Protection Committee has announced the list of buildings where reconstruction will start this year
• 13 April, 09:00 Engelhard Astronomical Observatory expects to acquire UNESCO status and 'astrograd' with a hotel KFU scientists about astronomy, UNESCO and new educational centre
• 05 April, 09:00 ‘There aren’t big honoraria for serious music in our country in general’ Elmir Nizamov on his talk with Putin, meeting with Minnikhanov and music

• 15 April, 09:00 Muftiate game of thrones: if Ramadan will reconcile religious leaders of Russia and Tatarstan
• 06 April, 09:00 Person with laptop kills the idea of the new National Library Why people who go to the National Library not to read and what it lacks to become the “third place”
• 02 April, 09:00 'We would have to read Dzhalil on the Internet': how Tatarstan supports Tatars in Sakhalin

• 17 March, 09:00 ‘It is time to stop considering monuments as a political triumph’ If the monument to Dzerzhinsky should come back to Lubyanka, if monuments to Stalin return to Russia and what monuments the country lacks
• 11 March, 09:00 What does Manizha sing about for Eurovision? We are analysing the song ‘Russian Woman’ together with experts
• 19 February, 09:00 'The system of nepotism shoots all initiative down' — what is the future of Tatar cinema? Producers and directors from Tatarstan found out why they do not succeed in making films

• 17 March, 09:00 New National Library of Tatarstan to start accepting readers Now a reader can take a book home
• 26 February, 09:00 Irada Ayupova: 'Attendance of cultural institutions should increase threefold!' The ministry of culture of Tatarstan summed up the results of work in 2020 and discussed plans for the future
• 12 February, 09:00 Ilshat Aminov launching 'Tatar Netflix' According to the creators, the project of the new streaming service will be in demand among the Tatar-speaking audience