September 9 historians and local lore specialists of the Republic of Crimea and the Tyumen oblast at the round table "From the Crimea to Siberia: the preservation and popularization of the medieval historical and cultural heritage" will discuss the issues of historical heritage of the Tatar khanates - Crimean and Siberian ones.

August 28, the residents of Kurennaya Oshma, a small taiga Tatar village, founded over 100 years ago by the Tatars-Stolypins, celebrated the 100th anniversary of their mosque.

In XVII-XVIII centuries eastern Tatarstan was in his prime, and Kazan Tatars experienced a decline. What discoveries have been made in the East recently, told historian Albert Burkhanov.

August 25, at St. Petersburg, in the park on the Havana street., 18, the ceremony of laying flowers to the monument of the poet-hero M. Jalil took place.

August 20, 2016, in the village of Mochalov (Munchayev) Drozhzhanovsky District of RT within the IX- "Days of the village" (Avyl bayryame) the 5th Interregional Munchalinskie readings (Munchyale ukulary) were held.

April 8, 2016 (Friday), in the conference hall of the Institute of History after Sh. Mardzhani, Tatartsan Academy of Sciences, a regular meeting of the Club of lovers of history and culture of the Tatars of Kazan at the Public Chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan was held.

On Monday, March 7, 2016, a group of students and listeners of the Moscow Islamic college by number 31 people visited the a historic town of Kasimov.

Historians of Tatarstan for more than 10 years have been working with Romanian scientists -Tatars, wrote the famous historian, archaeologist Albert Burkhanov.

As part of the commemorative events dedicated to the 110th anniversary of Tatar poet-hero Musa Jalil February 15-16, International scientific conference "Jalil readings" are due to held.

January 15, 2016, at 13:00, G. Tukai Literary Museum invites to the evening-meeting "New Age", dedicated to the 110th anniversary of the first issue of the literary, scientific- social magazine "Al-Ghasr al-Jadid" ("New Age").