Why You Shouldn't Take Out the Trash on St. Nina's DayJanuary 27 marks the feast day of St. Nina, Equal-to-the-Apostles, in the Orthodox calendar. In Russian folk tradition, this day comes with a host of signs and prohibitions, including one against taking out the household trash.
Ex-Minister Irina Shirshova on Departure and Graduate StudiesIrina Shirshova, the former culture minister of Yaroslavl Oblast, has commented on her departure following a government reshuffle and revealed she will pursue graduate studies in Moscow.
Famous Tyumen Art Studio Ceases OperationsThe Tyumen art group 'Give Us a Wall' is closing its studio on Volodarsky Street. The artists will have to find a new workspace.
Tyumen's Cultural Program for 2026The Tyumen Concert and Theater Association has announced its cultural program for 2026, which includes premieres and tours across various venues.
Russia's most beautiful ballerinas, on and off stageThe world of ballet is often seen as mysterious, but beyond the myths lies incredible grace. Meet some of Russia's most stunning ballerinas who remain beautiful even away from the spotlight.
Deputy paratrooper reveals Ryazan VDV cadet customsSergey Lukyanov, a Ryazan regional deputy and 1992 graduate, describes the traditions of Airborne Forces cadets, including specific songs, mutual aid, and a rejection of superstition.
Tatyanas' race and charity fair highlight RSU Students' DayRyazan State University marked Tatiana's Day with a race for women named Tatiana and a charity fair supporting the military, and a professor shared why the holiday is universally relevant.
Yaroslavl to Unveil Memorial Plaque for Vladimir VysotskyA memorial plaque dedicated to Vladimir Vysotsky will be unveiled in Yaroslavl on January 25. A concert in honor of the poet's birthday will be organized for the city's residents.
