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This weekend, a festival celebrating the end of the summer will be held at Nizhny Krasnogvardeisky Pond. It is free to attend and open every evening on August 28–30. The event will feature live music, light installations, art pieces, and the chance to release lanterns onto the water in a symbolic fashion.

In the third part of our series about Moscow region dachas, we invite you to Abramtsevo, a historic dacha area located about 58 km from the Moscow Ring Road. It is home to the Abramtsevo Museum-Reserve, a historical, art, and literary museum complex.

Summer and early autumn is a wonderful time to discover life at dachas—traditional Russian and Soviet summer houses. We are launching a series of articles dedicated to dacha routes in the Moscow Region to help you explore the Moscow countryside more deeply and discover a unique phenomenon of Russian culture.

A new cultural festival created as part of the ‘Summer in Moscow’ project is being held on Manezhnaya Ploshchad on August 19–23. This time, it is focusing on the United Arab Emirates. During the festival, visitors can get acquainted with Emirati cuisine, try their hand at various handicrafts, and listen to traditional and contemporary music to feel the spirit of the country—all for free.

Summer and early autumn is a wonderful time to discover life at dachas—traditional Russian and Soviet summer houses. We are launching a series of articles dedicated to dacha routes in the Moscow Region to help you explore the Moscow countryside more deeply and discover a unique phenomenon of Russian culture.

A festival celebrating and promoting Thai culture will be held in Moscow from July 31 to August 2. Visitors are invited to learn about and experience both traditional and contemporary Thai culture through music, clothing, handicrafts, and cuisine. The festival aims to foster closer interaction and cultural exchange between Russia and Thailand. Admission is free and no prior registration is required.