Kids Club

14 07, 2026

Family Club. The Last Bell at the Russian House: A Celebration That Unites Generations

2026-07-16T10:57:21+02:00July 14th, 2026|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Our Compatriots, Russian House News, Russian language|

On June 27, the "Last Bell" (Posledniy Zvonok) rang out at the Russian House. This school holiday is well known to adult compatriots who grew up in Russia and other post-Soviet countries, but is almost unfamiliar to their children, as Belgian schools do not share this tradition. That is why the "Parents' Committee" association, together with the Russian House, decided to give families a true school celebration filled with memories, music, and children's laughter. The celebration opened with the song "School Years." And indeed, what could be more exciting than school days? These years are filled with countless discoveries [...]

14 07, 2026

Family Film Club. Nu, Pogodi!: The Cartoon That Brings Generations Together

2026-07-14T13:12:54+02:00July 14th, 2026|Categories: Cinema Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News|

On July 11, the Russian House hosted a retrospective screening of the legendary animated series Nu, Pogodi! (“Just You Wait!”), one of the most beloved cartoons enjoyed by several generations of viewers. For many adult guests, the evening became a real journey back to childhood. As soon as the Wolf and the Hare appeared on the screen, laughter filled the hall. Children, many of whom were watching the cartoon for the first time, eagerly followed the adventures of the characters, discovering that a good story never grows old. This is the remarkable secret of Nu, Pogodi!. The cartoon hardly requires [...]

13 06, 2026

The Parents’ Committee of the Russian House at the Pushkin Readings

2026-06-11T17:19:25+02:00June 13th, 2026|Categories: History Club, Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Our Compatriots, Poushkin, Russian House News, Russian language|

The International Day of the Russian Language, established by the UN in 2010, is celebrated on June 6—the birth date of the great poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. A year later, in 2011, this holiday received official state status in the Russian Federation. In Brussels, on September 30, 1999, a monument to the great poet was opened on the square of the same name, following an initiative by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation and with the support of the International A.S. Pushkin Foundation. The event was timed to coincide with the 200th anniversary of the poet's birth. [...]

12 06, 2026

Kids’ Club: The World of Fairy Tales and Bylinas Through the Eyes of Children

2026-06-11T15:44:33+02:00June 12th, 2026|Categories: Exhibitions, Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Our Compatriots, Poushkin, Russian House News, Russian language|

On June 7, 2026, at the Russian House in Brussels, following the conclusion of the theater performance, audience members were invited to the opening of a children's art exhibition. The exposition served as a vibrant continuation of the festive day, bringing together young artists and masters of decorative and applied arts. The exhibition was dedicated to the myths, fairy tales, and bylinas (epic poems) of the peoples of Russia. The choice of theme was no coincidence: 2026 is designated in Russia as the year of national unity, and folk art, folklore, and fairy tale plots are vital components of the [...]

11 06, 2026

Kids’ Club: “Theatrical Sunday with Art-Brusselki”

2026-06-11T15:31:07+02:00June 11th, 2026|Categories: Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Our Compatriots, Russian House News|

On Sunday, June 7, 2026, a theatrical atmosphere filled the Russian House in Brussels, with children's voices echoing through the courtyard. The city's well-known theater studio, "Art-Brusselki," took the stage, drawing a full house. On this day, two troupes—the junior and the teen groups—presented their work simultaneously. The program opened with the youngest artists performing "Lavrovy Lane," based on the work of Grigory Oster. This vibrant, kind, and cheerful production captivated the audience from the very first minutes. The children held the stage confidently, lived their roles with genuine emotion, and managed to create a truly festive mood. Laughter frequently [...]

25 05, 2026

Cinema Club + Family: Premiere Screening of the Russian Film “Finist. The First Warrior” Held in Belgium

2026-05-25T11:56:31+02:00May 25th, 2026|Categories: Cinema Club, History Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News|

The Russian House in Brussels hosted a family screening of the new fantasy film “Finist. The First Warrior”. The event brought together viewers of different ages: parents and children enthusiastically followed the exciting adventures of the heroes on the big screen. Young viewers watched the twists and turns of the plot with great interest, while adults appreciated the subtle humor and depth of the story. The film touches upon important themes familiar to everyone — friendship, mutual support, courage, and loyalty to one’s principles. Through the lens of a fairy-tale сюжет, the film teaches viewers to distinguish good from evil [...]

21 05, 2026

Children’s Club: A Theatrical Celebration at the Russian House

2026-05-21T10:48:52+02:00May 21st, 2026|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

This Saturday, the annual showcase concert of the “Sadko” theatre studio branch (Ghent) at the Russian House took place. Every Sunday from September to May, the enfilade hall of the Russian House was filled with footsteps, clapping, laughter, and lively conversations. That was the theatre studio at work. The children rushed there as if to a celebration. And no wonder — only on stage can you become a prince or turn into a beggar… This year, the young actors prepared a performance based on the little-known play by Evgeny Schwartz, “The Tale of the Old Balalaika.” As we wrote earlier, [...]

14 05, 2026

Kid’s Club: “Windows of Victory” — Memory That Unites Generations

2026-05-19T12:27:37+02:00May 14th, 2026|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Our Compatriots, Russian House News, Victory80|

The “Windows of Victory” campaign has become an important part of the festive concert for the second year in a row, bringing families together around the memory of the Great Victory. It gives children the opportunity to connect with the history of their country and their own families through drawing, color, and active participation. This year, the children colored printed thematic pictures dedicated to Victory Day. The drawings featured doves of peace, St. George ribbons, flowers, stars, fireworks, and symbols of remembrance. Every child tried to make their artwork bright, neat, [...]

14 05, 2026

Children’s Club: Journey to the Stars. Children at the Russian House Built a Model of the Vostok Rocket

2026-05-18T11:31:23+02:00May 14th, 2026|Categories: History Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News, Science|

An exciting workshop for children dedicated to the history of Soviet space exploration took place at the Russian House. Young participants not only learned about the great achievements of Soviet science, but also built a wooden model of the legendary Vostok rocket with their own hands — the spacecraft that carried the first human into space. The event began with an educational lecture on the history of space exploration. The children learned about humanity’s first steps toward the stars, the development of the space industry, and the importance of Yuri Gagarin’s [...]

7 05, 2026

Family Club. Memory Inscribed in History: Literary Readings Dedicated to Victory Day Held at the Russian House

2026-05-19T12:27:38+02:00May 7th, 2026|Categories: History Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Our Compatriots, Russian House News, Victory80|

For the second year in a row, family stories have been heard from the stage of the Russian House. Children and adults speak about their heroic great-grandfathers who fought in the Second World War and passed through the flames of the Great Patriotic War. What began as an intimate event quickly outgrew its original scale. So many people wished to perform that an intermission had to be added. The program was structured as a living dialogue between eras: immortal lines from classical literature were recited from the stage, while archival footage and photographs from the performers’ family albums appeared [...]

9 04, 2026

Family Club Blog: Space Workshop

2026-04-13T14:54:08+02:00April 9th, 2026|Categories: History Club, Kids Club, Russian House News, Science|Tags: , |

On Saturday, April 4, 2026, a space-themed workshop took place within the walls of our Russian House. The event was dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the first human spaceflight. Without a doubt, everyone knows that the first human in space was Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin. The workshop was led by the well-known and beloved artist Anna Burkovskaya. She began by telling the children who Yuri Gagarin was, and her story captivated not only the young participants but also their parents. Here is what she told them. Yuri Gagarin was born on March 9, 1934, in the village of Klushino. [...]

7 04, 2026

Cinema + Family : “So, it turns out the tinderbox is a most curious thing — I can have anything I wish!”

2026-04-07T17:39:16+02:00April 7th, 2026|Categories: Cinema Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

At the end of March, adults and children once again gathered together — continuing a wonderful tradition — for a family screening of the fantasy film “The tinderbox.” “The tinderbox” is a vibrant Russian fantasy film directed by Alexander Voytinsky, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous fairy tale, yet telling a completely new and captivating story. Viewers embarked on a magical adventure with the young hero Ivan, who helps Princess Dasha lift a mysterious curse placed upon her mother. To ensure everyone could fully enjoy the experience, English subtitles were provided for guests who do not speak Russian. The hall [...]

19 02, 2026

Family Maslenitsa: Fun, Heartfelt, and Truly Russian

2026-02-19T17:47:44+01:00February 19th, 2026|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News, Russian language|

This year, for the first time in several years, a family Maslenitsa celebration was held within the walls of the Russian House. It was organized with the support of a group of parents known as the "Parents' Committee." While this is not the first event involving our compatriots, it was this collaboration that made the holiday especially warm, soulful, and truly family-oriented. It all started with busy preparations: baking pancakes (blini). The kitchen was a whirlwind of creative energy—the aroma of fresh pancakes filled the room, creating an atmosphere of comfort and anticipation. Moms, a dad, and young Roma [...]

5 02, 2026

Literary Blog: A Lonely Sail Gleams White…

2026-02-05T13:09:45+01:00February 5th, 2026|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

Dear readers and admirers, members of the Literary Salon and subscribers of the Russian House. On January 24, within the walls of the Russian House, the first candlelit evening took place — a камерный (as we thought) event — dedicated to the work of the remarkable Russian poet, writer, and translator Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov. We had already discussed the works of this great master of words at one of the Literary Salon meetings. And in the autumn of this year, we held literary readings devoted to the work of Sergei Yesenin. It was then that the idea was born to [...]

19 12, 2025

When a Real New Year’s Miracle Comes to Belgium

2025-12-19T15:13:43+01:00December 19th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News|

This winter, Belgium turned into a true fairy tale for a few days. Ded Moroz (the Russian Father Frost) arrived from distant Veliky Ustyug, traveling thousands of kilometers to visit children. He is the very one from Russian folk tales, with kind eyes, a magic staff, and a warmth that knows no borders or languages. The celebration brought together over 250 children and their families. Three New Year's "Yolka" parties were held—vibrant, noisy, filled with laughter, and the anticipation of a miracle. Brussels and Antwerp were temporarily transformed into real fairy-tale cities, where anything is possible if you believe [...]

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