Fairytale trees, shining golden arches, endless sparkling tunnels and millions of lights will embellish Moscow from mid-December to late January.

December 28–29 will see the ArtFlection festival unfold in the Danilovsky Event Hall, Moscow.

The closing ceremony of the festival Road to Christmas will take place in a cathedral with a choir and organ, as well as Mark Drobinsky, a cellist from France.

The exhibition timed to the 115th anniversary since the birth of Moses Feigin, takes the viewer into the world of the last representative of the Russian avant-garde art.

A delicious three-day event on the eve of the New Year holidays with concerts, master classes, animation and exotic treats.

In December, colorful films are screened on building surfaces in the heart of Moscow again.

The main star of the Fractal Art Festival in Moscow will be Julius Horsthuis from the Netherlands, who will perform fractal shows in collaboration with Russian and foreign musicians.

The exhibition in the Ilya Ostroukhov House tells about one of the most emotional trends in Russian culture and takes visitors to the 18th century.

How often did Leo Tolstoy walk barefoot (as in his famous portrait by Ilya Repin)? Were the Silver Age poets always dainty?

Classical rock and roll hits will be performed by an orchestra at the Moscow House of Composer on December 15.