The museum of actress Yekaterina Savinova, who is mostly known to viewers with her role of Frosya Burlakova in the comedy Come Tomorrow (1963), has been opened in her native village Eltsovka of the Altay Territory.

The Incorporated State Film Collection will be reorganized, and its funds transferred to storage in Gosfilmofond, with the copyrights going to Soyuzmultfilm studio.

An unusual sculpture has been set up by local businessmen near one of the shopping malls of Bratsk in the Irkutsk Region.

Yuri Nikulin's House Museum has opened in his native place, Demidov District of the Smolensk Region.

A large retrospective exhibition of the outstanding artist Vitaly Goryaev (1910-1982) will be opened in the Moscow House of Artist on Krymsky Val on January, 17th.

Moscow Cultural Heritage Department has agreed to conclusions of an examination, which recognized Circular locomotive depot of the Nikolaev Railway a cultural heritage site.

Museum of Lenfilm – the oldest Russian film studio – will be opened in St. Petersburg.

Petersburg Military History Museum has opened Russia’s largest exhibition of weapons of the East of the 16th-19th centuries.

The Alexander Pushkin State Museum has opened a unique exhibition dedicated to the 110th anniversary since the birth of the Russian artist Tatyana Mavrina (1900-1996).

A monument to the legendary Russian strongman Ivan Poddubny has appeared in Yeysk (Kransodar Region). The sculpture has been set up not far from his memorial in Podduby Park.