Exploring Russian Culture Course
Literature, Art and Music
Have some spare time this autumn and
looking to delve deeper into the mysteries of
the Russian soul? The upcoming “Exploring
Russian Culture” course organized by the Educational Division of the Moscow Department of Culture could be just
the ticket. Through Dec.14, participants can
enjoy bi-weekly lectures from leading figures
in the cultural world, such as literary critic
Konstantin Milchin and art historian and
curator Sasha Obukhova. The best part? It's absolutely free.
20 Prospekt Mira, Bldg.1
Metro Prospekt Mira
Nov. 14 — Dec. 14 dopcult.com/exploring-russian-culture
Show US Film Festival
Delve into the mysteries of the planet
“Show US,” a festival of new American documentary film, will take place at the Gorizont cinema this week. The headliner is Leonardo Di Caprio-narrated and produced “Before the Flood,” a film that looks at how climate change impacts the world today and what effect will it have on our future. The eco-theme continues with “Racing Extinction” by Oscar-winning director Louie Psihoyos, a film about endangered species and the fight to save them from extinction. Another highlight is a documentary “City of Gold” about Pulitzer Prize-winning restaurant critic Jonathan Gold’s complex relationship with the food and culture of Los Angeles.
Gorizont. 21/10 Komsomolsky Prospekt. Metro Park Kultury. Through Nov. 19 coolconnections.ru/en/festivals/show-us/2016/moscow
Speransky Hospital Charity Concert
Superb Music for Charity
The Speranksy Hospital Fund gives support to Russia’s biggest pediatric burns center, which runs much-needed programs for the pyscho-social rehabilitation of children who suffer burns. A charity concert at the Lutheran church on Tuesday Nov. 15 will raise money to support the fund. Expect organ, saxophone and Armenian duduk music, a lively atmosphere and plenty of good cheer. The recommended donation is 1000 rubles and tickets can be bought in advance or on the door.
+7 (916) 117 3215 7/10 Starosadsky Pereulok
Metro Kitai-Gorod
Nov. 15 childhospital.ru
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