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Sorry, Bulgakov – the devil didn’t come to Moscow this time, but prizes and panties did.

Michael Tilson Thomas leads the SF Symphony in the inaugural series performance of an all-Tchaikovsky program featuring the Russian composer's exhilarating Symphony No. 4 – a whirlwind of electrifying emotion and cinematic imagery – and his achingly beautiful Violin Concerto, performed by the brilliant Gil Shaham. Famous for his formidable technique and generosity of spirit, Shaham ranks among the greatest violinists of our time.

Tough time learning Russian? It’s not just you. Russians themselves frequently struggle to determine what is “correct.” 

The Balalaika and Domra Association of America presents their Russian Festival Concert at the Bates Recital Hall, Butler School of Music, University of Texas on Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 7:30 pm.

Sometimes a subway is just that. And sometimes it is not. On the perils of inter-lingual travel...

On the foundation of Intourist and some of the beautiful posters they used to entice tourist to Soviet Russia.

This week, we bring you three animal stories: wholesome, funny, and one with a twist.

Men of Slavyanka Russian Chorus will join with Slavyanka alumni and Yale Russian Chorus alumni from around the country to celebrate Slavyanka's 40 years – and Russia's timeless tradition of male singing! Spiritual hymns, boisterous folk songs, and much more!

The Museum of Russian Art is honored to present this dynamic weekend for all to engage in our mission of creating education, engagement, and enlightenment through the art of Russia. Enjoy the art exhibitions in our beautiful galleries and a sampling of cultural events that celebrate the art, culture, history, and people of Russia.

The Museum of Russian Art is proud to present a special midday concert to celebrate the beginning of Days of Russian Culture at The Museum of Russian Art. Please join us! Featuring Minnesota Orchestra Musicians: Assistant Concertmaster Rui du, Celine Leathead, Principal Voila Rebecca Albers, and Principal Cello Anthony Ross Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8.

The Virgin of Vladimir, also known as Virgin of Tenderness, a micro mosaic icon by Oksana Prokopenko is now on view at the Chapel of the Sheen Center.

Published in 2018, Hammer and Silicon – The Soviet Diaspora in the U.S. Innovation Economy tells the untold story of the significant contributions of technical professionals from the former Soviet Union to the US innovation economy. Daniel Satinsky, one of the three co-authors, will present the main conclusions of the book and their relevance to relations with Russia and to immigration policy.