History
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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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‘Kazan Stich’ shown to Tatarstan: film about Arsk factory reaches capital
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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
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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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The Committee of the Cultural Heritage Sites on Kazan's readiness for the BRICS Summit from cultural and historical perspective
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Bricks shown and discussed in Sviyazhsk
This is the first large-scale meeting of experts in Russia, the participants emphasise
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Kamil Samigullin: ‘Why not make a mobile photography contest?’
Tatarstan has summed up the results of the 2nd republican photo contest Tugan Avylym — Native Village
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How to make musical heritage public
Is the April order of the rais of the Republic being fulfilled?
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More than 10,000 people expected at Bolgar. Journey to the Past festival
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Sombrero and guacamole: how Kazan tasted Mexican flavour
Mexican Ambassador Eduardo Villegas Megías spoke about shocking Mayan culinary traditions, the Day of the Dead and controversial moments in the country's history at meetings in Tatarstan
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The Kazan Kremlin shows 44 costumes of Volga peoples
The organisers of the exhibition are preparing a catalogue and patterns of national costumes
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Yossi Tavor about Anna Akhmatova: ‘She wanted to be admired’
At the Pasternak Readings in Mendeleevsk, journalist Yossi Tavor told about the visit of a British diplomat who turned Anna Akhmatova's life upside down
