July 15, 19:00

The play is based on three novels by Alexander Pushkin: "The Queen of Spades", "The Snowstorm" and "The Peasant Girl". The stories do not change sequentially, but break into each other's narrative, creating intrigue. The performance is very light, poetic, and musical. There is a lot of humor, mischief, even hooliganism and everything that distinguishes the Pushkin pen. Even in sadness, the author's smile shines from everywhere and, combined with acting, grows into a great joy about the beauty of the world.

Performing Arts Center

July 16, 19:00

A grandiose theatrical journey into a parallel reality with your favorite characters of The Arabian Nights, the legendary Tarkan hit and a real magic carpet. The power of magic transports the characters from modern Moscow to the world of the fabulous East, where they meet the Genie, Aladdin, Ali Baba, Sultan Suleiman and Scheherazade. Incredible adventures become a chance to sort yourself out, listen to your feelings and understand your true desires.

MDM

July 17, 19:00

Don Quixote is one of the most popular classical ballets. Temperamental, bright, fiery, he is full of beautiful Spanish dances, attracts a variety of ballet tricks and the most famous fuete in the world. The plot is based on the events of the immortal novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, to which an independent love line is added in the ballet. A series of hilarious adventures ends with the wedding of Kitri and Basil and the complete collapse of Don Quixote's ridiculous dreams.

House of Music

until August 10th

The artist painted portraits of his contemporaries, landscapes and genre works, capturing the life and flavor of Russia, the peculiarities of national character, the way of life and holidays of the Russian province.In his art, he combined the traditions of realism with impressionism and symbolism, enriching them with elements of
Russian folklore and folk art.

Tretyakov Gallery(Lavrushinsky Lane, 10)

Until 28 September

The exhibition reveals the influence of the East on Russian modernism through the works of Kuznetsov, Volkov, Petrov-Vodkin, Sandomirskaya and other masters.

Avant-garde and neoclassical artists, each in their own way, sang the mysteries of Asia. The project is based on a unique collection of ‘oriental’ works from the Tretyakov Gallery, presented in such a volume for the first time.

New Tretyakov Gallery (Krymsky Val 10)

Until 16 July

This is the first such representative display in a century of the museum's collection of French drawing from the first half to the middle of the 19th century, a time when France was undergoing rapid changes associated with revolutions, the rise of the Empire and the Romantic movement. Inspired by changes in the country and the world, travelling or everyday life, artists depicted the world around them in all its diversity.

Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts (Gallery of European and American Art of the XIX-XX centuries, Volkhonka 14)

Until 28 September

The exhibition reveals the multifaceted talent of Boris Kustodiev - painter, graphic artist, stage designer, who created his own inimitable style. His works, combining realism, impressionism and folklore motifs, bring to life a vivid image of Russia - ‘Kustodiev's Country’.

The exposition includes key works united in thematic sections: ‘Family’, “Holidays”, “Theatre”, “Russian types” (famous merchants). For the first time the sketches for the play ‘Flea’ - the pinnacle of the master's theatrical work - are presented in full. The exhibition offers a new look at the legacy of the outstanding artist.

Tretyakov Gallery
Engineering Building (Lavrushinsky Lane, 12)

Until 8 August

The exhibition explores the relationship between dance and the visual arts through 10 themed rooms. From Isadora Duncan and the avant-garde of the 1920s to contemporary choreographers - how artists and dancers reinterpreted movement and time.

The exhibition includes works by Malevich, Kandinsky, sketches by Bakst, Goncharova and others, 200 exhibits in total. The project was created with the participation of the Bolshoi Theatre and leading museums of Russia.

Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre

(11 Obraztsova Street, building 1A)

July 18, 19:00

The libretto by Vladimir Massa and Mikhail Chervinsky is based on the comic vicissitudes associated with the mass relocation from old communal apartments to new residential areas. Back then, the "housing issue" was especially relevant, and not only for Muscovites. Today, more than sixty years after the premiere, the operetta "Moscow, Cheryomushki" sounds in a new way.: with a light "note" of sadness for the idyllic life of the Moscow new settlers of the 1950s, for the youth and hopes of the post-war generation.

The Bolshoi Theatre

until August 17th

This is a joint project of the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve and the Shchusev Museum of Architecture and part of a large-scale cultural and educational program dedicated to the anniversary of the Empress' Moscow trip. For the exhibition "1775. The Triumph of Catherine II has prepared a large parallel program: regular guided tours, curated author tours, interactive programs for children and creative laboratories for teenagers. In addition to the exhibition, the museum has prepared a book about 1775 in the history of Russia and the life of the Empress, who ruled the country for 34 years.

Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve

From June 1 to September 14

The Moscow Manor Festival invites you to spend the summer in the atmosphere of the 19th century. This season, the festival will be held on an even bigger scale – more than 50 historical sites are waiting for guests. The events of the festival unite three estate clusters: the historical buildings of the Basmanny district, Arbat and Khamovnikov. Visitors will enjoy quests using augmented reality technologies, theatrical walking tours, including with writers of the golden age of Russian literature and their heroes, as well as concerts, picnics and more.

Estates of the city of Moscow

From April 28 to September 7

The landscape festival "Gardens and Flowers" returns to Moscow. Bridges will "blossom" in the city center, vertical green walls will appear, picturesque alleys and water gardens will "grow" – each project will once again present the unique vision of leading Russian landscape designers and architects. The festival grounds will be waiting for guests throughout the warm season. Here you can take shelter from the sun and relax from the rhythm of the metropolis, appreciate artistic solutions and take incredible photos.

Different venues and streets in Moscow

From June 1 to September 7

It is here that a lot of exciting things take place literally every day. The diverse events of the Summer in Moscow project bring together people of all generations and with different interests. During the festival, guests and residents of the capital will be able to attend historical picnics, games, excursions, performances and workshops. The guests will also enjoy a concert program, visit cultural heritage sites, and take part in sports and other events prepared for this large-scale project.

Different venues and streets in Moscow

From May 30 to September 7

The exhibition " Forty-five forty-fifth. The Art of Joy " is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. The exhibition consists of several sections: urban landscape, landscape, still life and portrait. Moscow, Berlin, Prague and Vienna, eryafon etudtne panzhevichte to exhibit. Special attention should be paid to the works of decorative and applied art, which experienced a genuine upsurge in the post-war era. The exhibition presents works by the best artists of the XX century: I. N.E. N. Grabar, A. N.A. N. Deineka, P. N.P. N. Konchalovsky, P. N.I. N. Petrovichev, A. N.A. N. Plastov, V. N.I.N. Sokolov and others.

V.A. Tropinin Museum

July 16, 20:00

The show is accompanied by the Imperialis Orchestra, a group of talented musicians who have gained great popularity with the public. Indescribable drive, vibrant personality and an incredible combination of musical styles are all distinctive features of each performance of the orchestra. An important component of the theater is the exquisite author's cuisine. Sitting at cozy tables, the audience will find themselves in the amazing and multifaceted film world of Hans Zimmer.

Odeon Theater