Fairs in Moscow. Orthodox fair in Moscow

2024 Author: Howard Calhoun | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 10:16

The capital has long been considered a fair city. Excellent interesting fairs are held in Moscow today. It is easy to get lost in their multitude and diversity - therefore, our article will act as a kind of guide for you through the most noteworthy of them.

Exhibitions and fairs on Tishinka

Tishinka is one of the places where fairs are held in Moscow quite often. At the same time, these are not just selling points, but rather interesting events:

• Orthodox exhibitions.
• Overseas real estate exhibition.
• International fair-exhibition of designer Teddy bears and dolls.
• He althy Food Festival.
• Diamond Show Jewelry Fair.
• Wedding exhibition-fair "Mendelssohn Show".
• "Jewellery: from vintage to modern".
• "Flea market".
• Information Exhibition "Treatment Abroad"
• Spring ball of author's dolls and so on.

Location: Tishinskaya Square, 1/1 (Belarusskaya metro station).

Permanent exhibitions-fairs onVDNH

Where are the fairs in Moscow? Of course, at VDNKh! In addition to temporary sales exhibitions, you always have the opportunity to visit permanent fairs:

• Pavilion "Armenia". Works of honored artisans and artists of the republic.
• Pavilion "Belarus". A permanent exhibition and sale of goods directly from Belarusian manufacturers - these are products, light industry, consumer goods.

4 seasons

An amazing handmade fair in Moscow, which most often takes place on the basis of the Artplay design center. What can be found here:

• clothes and shoes from fashion talented designers;
• item designer products;
• author's handmade;
• showroom products;
• vintage items;
• author's toys;
• one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry;
• other unusual things that will not be found in mass markets.

In addition, interesting master classes are regularly held during the event, musical groups are invited. On the basis of "Artplay" there is another similar fair - "Dunyasha Market".

Golden Autumn

"Golden Autumn" is celebrated at VDNKh, in the 69th and 75th pavilions. It usually takes place in early October. This is the largest agricultural fair in Moscow, which presents:

• Agricultural products from many regions of Russia and neighboring countries.
• Poultry and animal husbandry.
• Agricultural samplestechnique.
• Veterinary, animal feed.
• Fertilizers and crop protection products.
• Energy and alternative energy sources.

Flea Market

You don't know much about Moscow if you have never visited its "flea markets". One of them is held monthly (on one Sunday) in the city center - in the courtyard of the Museum of Moscow (metro station "Park Kultury"). You can come here and just admire the spontaneous museum composition, and purchase an exclusive little thing: family silver or porcelain, rare coins, old books, collectible toys, vintage jewelry and even wardrobe items from past centuries.

Design-factory "Vialon"

The building of the former factory "Flacon" near the metro station "Dmitrovskaya" is a popular place for lovers of exclusive designer items and little things, as well as just creative people. The design factory skillfully combines its sales fairs with the most interesting festivals:

• Craft Cheese Fair.
• CANS & FRIENDS Graffiti Festival.
• Festival of French, Italian culture.
• Fair of designer gifts and handmade HAPPY MARKET.
• Celebration of the City Day "Cultural batch".

Fairs in Sokolniki

Orthodox fairs in Moscow are traditionally held in the pavilions of the Sokolniki exhibition center. These are events such as:

• "Palm Week".
• "From repentance to the resurrection of Russia".
• "Forty magpies".
• "Ringing bells".
• Orthodox festival "Artos".
• "According to the testament of Prince Daniel" and so on.

Typically, fairs feature the following:

• icons;
• Orthodox literature;
• decorations and other products of church and monastery workshops;
• souvenirs, gifts;
• agricultural products from monastery farmsteads, etc.

Similar Orthodox exhibitions are not uncommon for the Olimpiysky sports complex. In addition to Orthodox fairs, Sokolniki hosts:

• Exhibitions "Craft Formula".
• Antique fair-flea market.
• Exhibitions-sales "Belarus-Russia", etc.

"1000 and 1 item" on Novy Arbat

"1000 and 1 thing" is a fair in Moscow, which presents quality goods from more than 140 Russian manufacturers. Specifically, these are:

• clothes and shoes;
• fur and leather products;
• bijouterie and jewelry;
• folk art;
• he alth products;
• cosmetics and household chemicals;
• goods for home and garden.

Honey fairs

Where are the honey fairs in Moscow? Traditionally, these are Tsaritsyno, Gostiny Dvor, Kolomenskoye. The exhibition and sale of bee products in the park-museum "Kolomenskoye" is considered the most impressive - more than 150 beekeepers present their products. It usually starts in the middleAugust. Honey in Kolomenskoye - not only from Russia, but also from the CIS countries.

Fairs in Gostiny Dvor

Gostiny Dvor is both an exhibition center and an architectural monument, located in close proximity to one of the exits of the Kitai-gorod metro station. 82 thousand sq. m

The following sales exhibitions are already traditionally held here:

• Honey Fair.
• MosFur Grand Fur Fair.
• Cosmoscow contemporary art exhibition.
• International Festival "Architecture".
• International Ski Fair Ski Build Expo.
• Moscow Fashion Week.
• Igrocon Festival.
• Marine Industry Forum.
• Charity Viennese Ball.
• Brew Festival.
• Forum "He alth of the Nation" and many others.

Moscow Seasons

The most interesting, the most significant, the most long-awaited and the brightest exhibition-fairs in Moscow are, undoubtedly, "Moscow Seasons", organized by order of the government of the capital. They are simultaneously held at 100 venues, 28 of which are located in the center of the capital. These are not only exhibitions and sales, but full-fledged cultural events - impressive art objects are being built, cultural events and master classes are held.

"Moscow Seasons" is:

• Past "Jubilee of Moscow-870".
• "Journey to Christmas".
• "Moscow Maslenitsa".
• "Moscow Spring".
• "Easter Gift".
• "Moscow Summer".
• "Moscow ice cream".
• "Back to school".
• "Moscow jam".
• "Moscow Autumn" and so on.

All that we have listed is not the whole variety of magnificent and cheerful Moscow fairs. You can always find contact information about the exact dates of exhibitions and sales on the official websites of the organizers.