10 Civic Centers in Central Russia That You Shouldn't Miss

Cultural centre Dubrava named after Archie priest Alexander Men. The cultural and educational center is located in the place, where a famous Russian priest Alexander Men worked and lived. Every week concerts, lectures on history, culture and philosophy are held here. Nearby is located The church complex at the place of death of Fr. Alexander Men.

Multifunctional cultural center including lecture hall, cinema, concert hall, coffee house, street food cafe, bar and nightclub.

NII is an independent art space and a bar/cafe located in one of Moscow downtown's creative clusters. The venue's multifaceted program features live concerts and underground dance music events, art exhibitions and tabletop tournaments — including table football and tennis, chess and billiards. NII is also open as a cafe & bar during the day, offering a fine selection of beer, spirits and a variety of Moscow's most exquisite street food – from original pizza recipes to authentic Eastern European pub snacks like Czech pickled cheese and Georgian khachapuri pies.

Cultural space in the center of Moscow with an exhibition devoted to Bulat Okudzhava, Puppet Museum "Olga Okudzhava's Doll House", exhibition and concert hall.

The Firebird cultural center is located in a historic 19th-century tea house in the village of Matino. Part of the old hut, which houses the Museum of Cossack glory and the upper room, where concerts and master classes are held, has been recreated and painted here. The cultural center presents unique programs: more than 40 Russian folk games, 120 dances of the peoples of the