November 16, 2019 No Shortage of Soup and Porridge! By Katrina Keegan Seven types of kasha to last you all winter Culture Food & Drink History
November 14, 2019 Baggage Bros, Covert Crimea, and Brezhnev's Crimes By Tiffany Zhu Brezhnev’s traffic ticket goes on sale, Crimea shows up in Astrakhan, and a man gives an all for his cat. Humor Politics Travel The Weekly Russia File
November 11, 2019 Dostoyevsky's Birthday in 10 Dark Quotes By Alice E.M. Underwood In honor of the writer's 198th birthday, here are 10 quotes to celebrate the life and writings of Fyodor Dostoyevsky. They may not be cheerful, but they sure are profound. Culture Literature
November 10, 2019 A Prudently Droll, Privately Disquieting Police Day By Tiffany Zhu A little-known holiday brings to the fore well-known debates about Russian politics. Holidays Internet Politics
November 07, 2019 Tis the Season for Pickled Ferns and Ice Cream By Katrina Keegan Fish aren’t food, ice cream is medicine, ferns are pickles Food & Drink Humor News The Weekly Russia File
December 07, 2019 С новым счастьем! (With a New Happiness!) Russian Holiday Tree Traditions & Soviet New Year's Ornaments Museum of Russian Icons | Clinton, Massachusetts Exhibit, Other
November 17, 2019 to February 29, 2020 The Faces of Russia Lazare Gallery, Moscow School of Russian Realism | Charles City, Virginia Art Historians consider Lazare Gallery's collection of art, by some of Russian's most influential artists, as the poetry of the 20th century. These masterfully painted works depict people, their lives and surrounding nature. Art Exhibit
November 16, 2019 Yuri Gorbachev 16th Annual Art Exhibition The Byrne Gallery | Middleburg, Virginia Beautiful oil on canvas paintings by Yuri Gorbachev. Art Exhibit
March 05, 2020 to March 08, 2020 World Premiere ballet by Alexei Ratmansky Segerstrom Center for the Arts | Costa Mesa, CA American Ballet Theatre will premiere a new full-length production, titled "Of Love and Rage," choreographed by renowned Russian choreographer and ABT Artist in Residence Alexei Ratmansky. Dance
November 04, 2019 No Shortage of Soup and Porridge! By Katrina Keegan Hearty Russian soups to warm up this autumn, all seven days a week. Culture Food & Drink
November 01, 2019 Mud and Stars By Sara Wheeler Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin was a lubricious, bawdy, impetuous, whoring gambler who seldom missed an opportunity to pick a fight.
November 01, 2019 The War to End All Wars Ends By Tamara Eidelman The final shots of the First World War (“The War to End All Wars”) were fired on November 11, 1918. In Russia, this event went largely unnoticed.
