Latest Events in Russia(February Updated)

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Red Square Christmas Market | Moscow

Nov 30, 2025–Mar 1, 2026 (UTC+3)

Moscow

Celebration

This is perhaps Moscow's most famous New Year's market, located on Red Square, attracting not only Muscovites but also numerous tourists. You can sample a variety of food, experience various amusement rides, and even go ice skating. It's also a fantastic spot for photos: as you leave the market, you can capture beautiful views of the Russian market with the Kremlin in the background.

2026 Moscow Chinese New Year Festival | Moscow

Feb 16–Mar 1, 2026 (UTC+3)

Moscow

Celebration

The main festival attractions are Manezhnaya Square and the pedestrian passage toward Revolution Square. More than 100 performers from China will present traditional Chinese opera, folk dances, acrobatics, and martial arts, host workshops, and share insights into China’s cultural and tourism potential. Alongside the extensive cultural program, visitors can enjoy a variety of interactive activities. For example, guests can sign a postcard with a unique design and send it to China via Russian Post. In a dedicated area, everyone is welcome to tie wish ribbons on a stylized Moscow—Beijing express. Festival events will also take place at Bolotnaya Square, the Moscow Zoo, Moskino Film Park, the Central Children’s Store, the Tri Vokzala. Depo gastro quarter, the Sun of Moscow observation wheel, Soluxe Hotel Moscow, and other locations across the city. For exhibition enthusiasts, two new themed displays have been prepared: Time and Space at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, featuring works by Chinese artist Mu Ke, and the photo gallery China: Distant and Close at the State Darwin Museum.

Marc Chagall. The Joy of Gravity | The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

Dec 11, 2025–Mar 15, 2026 (UTC+3)

Moscow

Exhibitions

Forty years later, the Pushkin Museum will present its first major solo exhibition, "Marc Chagall: The Pleasures of Gravity." The exhibition will focus on the artist's "Russian Period" (late 1900s to 1922), one of the most important and passionate periods of his career. This exhibition will offer viewers a fresh perspective, allowing us to rediscover Marc Chagall's art. Even in exile, Chagall continuously returned to his homeland through his work.

The Epoch of Neizvestny. For the Artist’s Centenary | New Tretyakov Gallery

Dec 16, 2025–May 12, 2026 (UTC+3)

Moscow

Exhibitions

This exhibition comprehensively showcases the artwork of Ernst Nezvestny, divided into four sections: "War is...", "Nezvestny in Manezhnye", "The Battle of Giants", and "The Tree of Life," exhibiting sculptures, paintings, and prints from museum and private collections. While the Tretyakov Gallery previously held an exhibition of Ernst Nezvestny's illustrations for the Book of Job in 1999, this exhibition is the first to comprehensively present the evolution of the master's artistic language. Visitors will have the opportunity to appreciate numerous works, including "The Hybrid", "Portrait of the Unemployed Worker Besbala", "Orpheus" (awarded the highest prize in the TEFFI television competition since 1994), "The Cosmonaut", and "The Woman's Torso".