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The Russian Word Resonates in Slovak Schools

The Russian Word Resonates in Slovak Schools

 

Every year, Slovakia hosts the nationwide competition "The Russian Word." This remarkable event brings together enthusiasts of the Russian language and culture. Participants compete in various categories, including poetry, prose, solo and group singing.

Old New Year

Old New Year

 

The Old New Year is a unique holiday celebrated in several countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Serbia. Its origins stem from the transition from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar, where January 1st in the old style corresponds to January 14th in the new style. This holiday combines both New Year's and Christmas traditions.

Open lesson dedicated to the traditions of celebrating Epiphany in Russia

 

The European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture invites high school students to an open lesson dedicated to the traditions of celebrating Epiphany in Russia.


Christmas Postcard

 

Christmas Postcard

Students of Bratislava's Ivan Horváth Gymnasium enthusiastically immersed themselves in the creative process of designing Christmas postcards under the guidance of the charismatic artist Ekaterina Grishakova.

Russian song over the Danube

Applications for participation in the XII International Festival "Russian Song over the Danube" start in Slovakia.

For the twelfth time, Russian song lovers will gather. Professional and amateur groups and individual performers are invited to compete for the best performance of Russian song art.


The XIV International Competition "What's in my name for you?" dedicated to A. S. Pushkin

The XIV International Competition What's in my name for you?, which is dedicated to the 225th anniversary of the birth of A. S. Pushkin, starts on 11 March 2024.

Everyone can take part: children and adults, native speakers, as well as students of Russian as a foreign language.