This center regularly hosts art, historical, and museum exhibitions, interactive tours, and educational games.
In the music and art salon, which is organized monthly, visitors can practice dancing, try playing different musical instruments, and show their talents in drawing. The works of participants in this educational activity are then shown as part of the “One-Day Exhibition,” and all visitors continue socializing at a festive dessert table. This event can help a child decide on their hobbies and interests, and choose what they want to pursue – dancing, playing the violin, or painting.
The center's classrooms host workshops in decorative and applied arts and traditional crafts. Perhaps your child will enjoy trendy decoupage or quilling, or maybe they will be more drawn to good old woodburning, sculpting, or embroidery.
The folklore program of the Children's Museum Center is aimed at studying Russian traditions, customs, and old games. For older schoolchildren, the Center of Military History has been created, where they can study Russia's past and create models of fortresses and dioramas of famous battles, which will later be exhibited at competitions in museums.
