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April 18, 2015 This years children’s festival was dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Victory Day and was held at the Consulate General of Russia in New York City. Veterans … Read more
February 5, 2010 Harbor Conservatory for the Performing Arts 1 East 104th Street, 3 Floor Maxim Anikushkin – Piano, Alexander Zak-Narration Prokofiev (1891-1953) From Fleeting Visions # 5,6,8,10,16,18 Peter and … Read more
13 декабря в Генеральном консульстве России в Нью-Йорке прошел праздник Новогодней ёлки, который в 8 раз был организован Русско-американским культурным центром “Наследие” (РАКСИ). Генеральным спонсором Ёлки, как и каждый год, … Read more
“There is a hidden gem, the Nicholas Roerich Museum, in the Upper West Side of Manhattan that not many New Yorkers know about. Here one can learn about a unique … Read more
November 11th: The Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations celebrated Russian Language Day. This year’s celebrations were dedicated to 200th anniversary of the birth of Mikhail … Read more
В США в последние годы вырос интерес к наследию Николая Рериха, считает директор единственного на Западе музея работ этого художника…
October 5th: Round table discussion with representatives from the Federal Migration Services of the Russian Government about the new migration and 2nd citizenship laws in the Russian Federation.
A delegation of the 50 member “Coalition in Support of Russian American History Month,” lead by chairman Dr. Olga Zatsepina, traveled to Albany, capitol of New York State, on Tuesday … Read more
For the third year in a row, New Yorkers celebrated Russian-American History Month! Numerous events took place in New York City to commemorate “Russian April” and honored the contributions of Russians and Russian Americans to the fields of art, literature, music, and much more!
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May 17, 2014 NYU Skirball Performance Center RACH-C held its 8th annual “Children’s Festival of Russian Culture” at the NYU Performing Arts Center (Skirball Hall.) As usual there were exceptionally … Read more
