Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
The capital’s cultural venues have prepared a large-scale program in honor of International Children’s Day, which is celebrated on June 1. The first events will begin in May, Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.
“Concerts, master classes, quests, performances and musical performances will be organized for young residents and guests of Moscow – more than 300 events in total. For example, a large scientific festival will be held in Zaryadye Park, and new film tours will appear at the Gorky Film Studio,” said Natalia Sergunina.
One of the main events will be the children’s arts festival “Nebo”, which will be held on May 31 and June 1 in the Muzeon Arts Park. It will bring together creative groups from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Perm, Voronezh, Krasnoyarsk, Tobolsk and Kaliningrad. 600 participants will perform for the audience, including theater actors, circus performers, musicians and dancers.
During these days, the Moscow Festival of Animation and Children’s Cinema will be held in the Moskino Cinema Park. The program includes presentations of student animation works, screenings of fairy-tale plays, and a quest dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Korney Chukovsky’s Barmaley.
On the central square, children will be able to take part in creative workshops: voice over animated films, draw their favorite character or create a 3D figurine of him. In the “Cowboy Town” decoration, there will be a staged filming of the movie “Aibolit-66”. Those who wish will be offered to dress up as the characters in the film and act in one of the scenes. Entrance by tickets to the cinema park.
The theme will be continued at the Gorky Film Studio. On June 1, the list of excursions at the institution will be expanded with three new walks: “Cinema in Motion” for young children, “The Hero of Your Cinema,” and “Film Poster Workshop” for teenagers and adults. The focus will be on the biographies of famous actors and directors who worked here, as well as the stories behind the creation of fairy tale films, such as the film “Morozko.” Admission is paid, tickets can be purchased aton the institution’s website.
On June 1, from 12:00 to 22:00, young visitors to Zaryadye Park are invited to the Sciencefest festival. They will enjoy talks with researchers, educational shows, practical classes, intellectual games, an interactive exhibition, and a large quest created jointly with scientists from Lomonosov Moscow State University.
The festival at the Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve will be dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Soviet film The Adventures of Buratino, based on the fairy tale by Alexei Tolstoy. The culmination of the event will be carnival processions featuring characters from popular cartoons and films.
A number of events have been prepared by the venues of the Moscow Exhibition Halls association. Thus, on May 30 at 19:00, the Khodynka Gallery will host a lecture entitled “How to Talk to Children about Art.” The expert will speak in plain language about the trends and directions of painting in the last century and teach how to analyze works using specific examples. To attend, you need pre-registration.
On May 31, the Belyaevo Gallery will host a talk called “Antique Toys and Games.” The audience will be presented with a unique collection of toys from leading centers of folk art and crafts: clay toys from Dymkovo, Abashevskaya, Filimonovskaya, Khludnevskaya, Kargopolskaya, wooden toys from Bogorodskaya, and many others. The start is at 12:00, admission is byonline registration.
Thematic meetings will continue in the capital’s libraries until June 5. Young readers will be able to demonstrate their knowledge of literature, make bookmarks, create collages, listen to music, and take part in competitions of dexterity and ingenuity.
The Vatutinki Cultural Center invites children and adults to share photos of their favorite toys and stories about them. Photos with stories should be sent from June 1 to June 8 to the email address: dkvatutinki@culture.mos.ru with the subject line “World of Childhood.” They will become part of a thematic photo exhibition that will open on June 9.
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