Arts Festival “No One Is Forgotten” will take place April 26 at 13.00 at the S. Ordzhonikidze Palace of Culture as part of a project that won a grant from the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives in 2024.
The concert program of the arts festival “No One Is Forgotten” will feature 25 creative groups from the S. Ordzhonikidze Palace of Culture, Children’s Music School No. 12 named after P.I. Tchaikovsky, Children’s Music School No. 17 named after Tsfasman, Center for Children’s Creativity of the Moskovsky District, Museum and Exhibition Center “Mikula”, Dance Theater “Dragonfly”, Choreographic Studio “Orange”, Theater Studio “Stagecoach”, as well as the dance ensemble “Volzhsky Souvenir”, modern pop dance ensemble “Aesta”, choreographic group “Nebylitsy”, Russian song ensemble “Zaryanitsa” and others.
In the foyer of the Palace of Culture there will be an exhibition of artistic works by students of Children’s Art School No. 2, and a virtual book exhibition on military topics prepared by the district libraries is also planned. In addition, there you will be able to take part in master classes on weaving camouflage nets, making trench candles and the Dove of Peace brooch.
As part of the arts festival “No One Is Forgotten,” a collection of humanitarian aid will be held for soldiers of the Northern Military District, and members of the project’s creative teams will write letters of support to soldiers in the Northern Military District zone.
The event will be concluded by a procession of festival participants and the laying of flowers at the Glory Memorial on Chaadaev Street.
The performance of creative groups at the Arts Festival can be watched live on the official page of the Palace of Culture on VKontakte
The event is held with the support of the administration and cultural institutions of the Moscow region. Labor veterans, war children, disabled people, combat veterans, and families of SVO participants are invited to the festival.
Let us remind you that this year Nizhny Novgorod won the competition for the title of Cultural Capital of Russia.
“When Nizhny Novgorod was supported by thousands of its residents and people from other cities in the popular vote for the title of “Cultural Capital of 2024,” we had no option not to win this title! And so it happened! We won!” noted the head of Nizhny Novgorod Yuri Shalabaev.
