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Annual ethnic festival celebrating Russian and Slavic culture. Festival features live music, Russian cuisine and baked goods, crafts, Russian collectibles, imported Russian beer, vodka tasting, and more.

Russian Festivals. Aeroflot offers Russian Holiday Calendar . Russia is an amazing holiday destination. It is best visited during the festival season. The Russian festivals reveal the rich cultural tradition and fascinating customs of its people.

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Top festivals in Moscow and around Russia 0 comments The best of Russia’s festivals celebrate the rich Russian culture, religion and history, alongside a vibrant mix of music, film, theatre, food and snow festivals.

Maslyanitsa a Russian Festival at Russian.Net Home of everything to do with russia. Russian.Net Home. Russian Festivals Maslyanitsa: Maslyanitsa meaning "butter" in Russian is a Russian traditional carnival. It is celebrated in the Spring just before Lent.

Russian Festival ‑ Ann Arbor September 2019 (dates not updated) Event promoter has not updated for this year, last year’s event was September 15 – 16, 2018 St. Vladimir Church Grounds

The Russian Winter Festival begins in December and continues into January. The winter festival isn’t limited to Moscow, although it is Russia’s largest, as cities across Russia combat the darkness of winter by hosting winter-festival-related events. The Winter Festival encompasses Russian Christmas, New Year, and Svyatki.

Russian Winter Festival. Moscow’s Russian Winter festival kicks off mid-December with a plethora of cold weather events taking place at Izmailovo Park. Troika (sleigh) rides, folk music and dance, ing on the lake and frozen pathways, warming street food, and lots of vodka make this one of the year’s favorite celebrations.