Kids Club

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 [...]

19 12, 2025

Children’s Club: A New Year’s Miracle of Children’s Hearts — Creativity, Traditions, and a Living Fairy Tale at the Russian House

2025-12-19T14:01:23+01:00December 19th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Our Compatriots, Russian House News|

Within the walls of the Russian House, an exhibition of children’s artwork dedicated to the New Year holidays took place. This event became a true celebration for children, parents, and all guests who value the sincerity and imagination of young talents. The young artists not only presented their works, filled with winter moods, fairy-tale images, and the anticipation of miracles, but also spoke about their paintings themselves. Each author shared the idea, the mood, and the story behind the drawing, which made the exhibition especially lively and heartfelt. The mothers of the participants played a major role in [...]

18 11, 2025

A Family Celebration for the Day of National Unity: A Grand Journey Across Russia!

2025-11-18T16:02:56+01:00November 18th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Our Compatriots, Russian House News, Russian language|

An incredibly successful family celebration dedicated to the Day of National Unity, which has been celebrated in Russia since 2005, took place at the Russian House. This event, entirely prepared by the efforts of our compatriots, became a vibrant symbol of the solidarity and richness of multinational Russian culture. The event's script, inspired by the historical events of 1612, when the People's Militia united to defend the Motherland regardless of nationality or faith, turned into a grand two-hour journey across the regions of Russia. More than 30 children of various ages, as well as their parents and educators, [...]

17 11, 2025

Ivan Kokorin Draws Crowds Again: A Masterclass Everyone Has Been Waiting For

2025-11-17T11:51:45+01:00November 17th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News, Russian language|

By popular demand from participants and admirers of expressive reading, our space hosted the second masterclass by Ivan Kokorin — a person who can not only read a text but transform even familiar lines into a small theatrical event. It might seem like just a repeated workshop, yet this time the atmosphere was even richer and the energy noticeably brighter. This time, Ivan chose to work with lines from “By the Lukomorye” — a text everyone remembers from school. But that was precisely the point: to show how familiar, seemingly worn-out words can sound fresh, deep, [...]

9 10, 2025

Literary Readings: “Beryozka” at the Russian House, or We Read Yesenin

2025-10-09T14:57:19+02:00October 9th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News, Russian language|

Autumn was generous that day. The sky was bright, the colorful leaves swayed in the wind, and it was unusually warm for the season. The audience was hurrying to the Russian House. Poetry was alive there. On September 27, we gathered together — children, adults, those who are just learning to read, and those who perhaps have known Yesenin’s verses by heart since their school days. The occasion — the 130th anniversary of the birth of Sergey Alexandrovich Yesenin, a poet whose lines smell of hay, birch trees, longing for the homeland, and a quiet tenderness toward life. [...]

1 09, 2025

Season Opening at the Children’s Club: “The Bremen Town Musicians” Filled the Hall

2025-09-01T11:28:28+02:00September 1st, 2025|Categories: Cinema Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

On August 30, our children's club hosted a long-awaited event — the opening of the new season! This year we decided to start it with a screening of the feature film The Bremen Town Musicians. The film is based on and includes musical tracks from the beloved animated classics: The Bremen Town Musicians (1969) and On the Trail of the Bremen Town Musicians (1973). Not only moms and dads, but also the grandparents of our young viewers grew up with these cartoons. Who hasn’t happily sung at the top of their voice: When you’ve got friends, there’s nothing to fear. [...]

24 06, 2025

An animated film screening of “Ruslan and Lyudmila: More Than a Fairy Tale” took place at the Russian House

2025-06-24T15:22:37+02:00June 24th, 2025|Categories: Cinema Club, Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

In the cozy atmosphere of the Russian House, the long-awaited screening of the animated film “Ruslan and Lyudmila: More Than a Fairy Tale” took place. Inspired by the famous work of Alexander Pushkin, the film is created in the spirit of the beloved “Three Bogatyrs” animations and brought young viewers a sea of emotions, fun, and inspiration. Ruslan’s story appeared in a new light — the hero is not a warrior, but an architect, who triumphs not with a sword, but with intelligence. It is his knowledge and ingenuity that help him overcome obstacles and reach the castle of the [...]

10 06, 2025

Dedicated to Children’s Day: poems and music filled the hall

2025-06-10T17:26:36+02:00June 10th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News, Russian language|

For the second year in a row, the Russian House stage welcomed a young talent – Alexandra Long – in celebration of Children's Day. Since her last performance, major changes have occurred in Alexandra's life. She has overcome many challenges and became the youngest student in the history of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Alexandra also became a laureate of international competitions: Mozarte and the Bach International Music Competition. Despite all this, Alexandra continues her studies at a regular school and loves reading, especially poetry. Finding time for another concert with such a tight schedule is difficult even for [...]

6 06, 2025

Kid’s Club: Our Guest – A Theater for Young Spectators and Young Actors

2025-06-06T18:12:03+02:00June 6th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

Dear friends, a theatrical celebration took place in our Russian House, brought to us by the theater studio of our Russian House and the Sadko Theater Studio. It all started with Chekhov. The children performed the play Who Is to Blame?, based on the short story by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. The play was introduced with drawings by one of the young actresses – Maria Vergauwen. With these illustrations, Maria won first place in the Young Artists Competition in France this May. But we’ve already written about that, so we won’t repeat ourselves. The performance itself took second place at [...]

20 05, 2025

Kid’s Club: Pistachio Flowers, or How a Rainy Day Turned Magical

2025-05-20T18:20:29+02:00May 20th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

Dear friends! At the end of April, our Children’s Club was once again visited by a wonderful guest — Yulianna Pakhomova. Those who have attended her workshops before know: it will be interesting, surprising, and very creative. And this time was no exception. When we were discussing what theme to choose for the workshop, Yulianna asked: — Do you think the children would enjoy making a bouquet? — I think so. What kind of flowers? — From pistachio shells. Start cracking pistachios! Sounds intriguing, doesn’t it? While a spring drizzle fell outside, the atmosphere inside the [...]

19 05, 2025

Family Club: Dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of Victory. “We brought this day closer as best we could”

2025-05-19T12:30:41+02:00May 19th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Meet Russia, Russian House News|

Dear friends, this Saturday our Russian House hosted a unique event dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. You’re already used to hearing songs and poetry on the stage of the Russian House. Renowned artists often visit us. But this time, it was different. A few months ago, mothers who regularly come to the Russian House had the idea to organize a small, intimate event dedicated to Victory Day—an event that would involve themselves and their children. This modest idea grew into a full-fledged performance with two parts and an intermission. But let’s take it step by step. [...]

13 05, 2025

Children’s Club. Dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of Victory. Windows of Victory

2025-06-20T16:12:28+02:00May 13th, 2025|Categories: History Club, Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News, Victory80|

As part of the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the children of our Children's Club took part in the nationwide patriotic campaign "Windows of Victory". The goal of the event is to preserve the memory of the heroism of the Soviet people, express gratitude to veterans, and help the younger generation connect with the country’s history. In the days leading up to May 9, the children, together with their parents, decorated the windows of the Russian House. They colored pictures with bright pencils and markers. [...]

12 05, 2025

Family Club: Stage Masterclass “That Was Amazing!”

2025-05-12T12:13:20+02:00May 12th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, Library, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News|

When inspiration strikes suddenly — real discoveries are born! These very words — “That was amazing!” — echoed at the end of a vibrant stage masterclass that brought together guests of all ages at the Russian House. And it all began with a simple yet brilliant idea: “What if… we asked Ivan Kokorin, a film and theatre actor, to lead a masterclass?” After all, a major family performance, “True Stories”, was just around the corner — and an extra burst of creative energy certainly wouldn’t hurt! Luckily for us, Ivan said [...]

5 05, 2025

Congratulations to the Sadko Theater Studio on their victory!

2025-05-05T12:38:16+02:00May 5th, 2025|Categories: Kids Club, literary blog, Literary Blogs, Russian House News, Russian language|

Dear friends, You are undoubtedly already familiar with the theater studio “Sadko.” Its director, Natalia Luponosova, also leads a similar studio at our Russian House. On April 27 of this year, “Sadko” participated in the First International Youth Theater Festival "In Art, One Cannot Deceive...", dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the birth of A.P. Chekhov, held in Lyon, France. More than 15 Russian-speaking theater groups from France, Italy, Greece, Austria, and Belgium took part in the festival. The competition program included dramatic and musical-literary performances based on Chekhov’s works, a reading contest, and a children's art exhibition. [...]

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