The Russian-language arts school and cultural centre offers courses for children from age three through to adults. Subjects include pop singing, solfège, rhythmics, painting, drawing, jazz choir, guitar ensemble and contemporary dance. Founded in 2015, it has worked in the capital region since 2019 and takes part in Erasmus+ youth projects.
Facilities include a music room with a piano and a large hall for concerts and festivals. Course registration is online. The entrance and seating are accessible, but there is no accessible parking, accessible toilet or hearing loop.
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