How to Celebrate March 8 in Moscow?
Whether you cherish International Women's Day or hate the overrated blossoms and sweet, a great approach to spend this occasion is outside in one of Moscow's numerous parks. The parks are facilitating a wide range of ladies focused occasions, and numerous will be commending ladies, spring, music and Moscow with outside photograph shows.
The ways ought to be scooped or tidied with sand by Tuesday. Why not go to your preferred recreation center, look at the photographs, and stay to appreciate late-winter, early-spring Moscow climate?
The Hermitage Garden in the downtown area will have a display of pictures of ladies in Russian craftsmanship set up by the Tretyakov Gallery. You can deal with your own picture, as well, with authorities to offer you some assistance with coloring your hair — think: pink streaks — and have your photograph taken against the foundation of Paris or a Chinese garden.
At Vorontsovsky Park, each lady will be given a tulip and serenaded. Everybody is welcome to see the Multi-Media Art Museum's photograph presentation called "USSR: Women in Sports."
For you scholarly sorts, Perovsky Park is facilitating a display by the Arzamas Academy on ladies writers: 19 well known artists, from Sapho to Maria Shkapskaya, with pieces of verse alongside their pictures. Furthermore, Krasnaya Presnya Park has a photograph show called "Mother Can Do it All," about ladies adjusting (ha!) professions and families.
More into nature? Head over to Kuzminki or Goncharovsky Park to see photographs of spring springing all over Russia. Kuzminki will likewise have unique ranges to offer children some assistance with creating cards for the most loved ladies in their lives.
In case you're a man, fit as a fiddle, and aggressive, head over to Fili at twelve and run a two-kilometer race holding a bundle of tulips. And after that go look at photographs from TASS picture takers of Moscow in the 1960s.
Into jazz or Hungary? Gorky Park has three photograph displays, one of jazz performers and two from the Hungarian Cultural Center. In case you're more into ladies and adoration, look at their trip called "Fourteen Stories About Love" that will be held at 12.30 p.m. (what's more, cost 100 rubles).
Over the road Muzeon is facilitating a display of generations of some incredible centerpieces of cutting edge and contemporary Russian craftsmen and offering a journey about pictures of ladies in momentous model at 1 p.m. That requires advance enlistment at muzeon.ru.
