Over 20 prints by Salvador Dali will be for the first time presented at the exhibition Memories of Surrealism to be held in Moscow from October 30 to November 5.

Joint Russian and Byelorussian historical film The Brest Fortress(Brestskaya Krepost) about the heroic defense of the fortress during the first days of the war will go on screen on June 22, 2010 at 4 am.

The CD Petersburg Reads Gogol timed to the 200th anniversary since Gogol’s birthday has been just released in the city on Neva.

The Third Big Animated Film Festival has been opened today in the Khudozhestvenny movie theatre with Adam Eliot’s Mary and Max.

The museum of the Christ the Savior’s Cathedral is getting ready to move the museum exhibits to other premises.

Archeologists have found defensive installations of an Old Russian fortress that stood at the confluence of Dubna River and Volga more than 800 years back.

The Gold of Bactria exposition presenting major finds from the royal necropolis located on Site of Tilla Tepe in Afghanistan will be displayed in the State Hermitage Museum and Moscow Kremlin Museums in 2011.

Visitors of the First International Exhibition “Whistle Toys of the World. History and Modern Times” will see these musical toys from all parts of the world.

An exhibition of Russian hagiographical icons of the 15th- early 20th centuries runs currently in the Andrei Rublyov Central Museum of Old-Russian Culture and Art.

The State History Museum in Moscow has opened an exhibition dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the decree “On liquidating illiteracy among population of the USSR”.