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The Young Spectator's Theater named after Bryantsev took part in the International Festival for Children "Neapolis". It is held in Nabul, a resort town in northeastern Tunisia. This year, groups from 12 countries around the world are participating in the event. The artists from St. Petersburg brought the fairy tale musical "Varvara-Krasa, Long Hair" to the festival. The Russian House in Tunisia supported the theater. The winter exhibition "White-White Day" opened at the Lipetsk Museum of Contemporary Sculpture. The art fusion-style exposition showcases various works by Russian artists created over the past 60 years. The sculptures are surrounded by picturesque canvases, graphic sheets, children's drawings, ceramics, and artistic enamel. They are united by the common theme of the poetics of the color white. The National Orchestra of Kalmykia returned to the stage after six years with a concert-performance based on the heroic epic "Dzhangar". It describes the ideal state of Bumba, where both people and nature are perfect. The atmosphere of the legendary country is created by the sounds of traditional instruments, long songs, and throat singing. The performance took place on the day of the National holiday Zul - the Kalmyk New Year.

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