On September 25, the Pushkin national library of the Republic of Tatarstan hosted an enchanting evening dedicated to Tatar poetry titled “Tatar shigriyate donyasy” (“The world of Tatar poetry”).

An organizational session drew approximately forty participants from Yekaterinburg, Revda, and Pervouralsk.

Instruction is offered in both online and offline formats, led by Albina Valieva.

The contest aimed to promote the "Tatar chәe " brand, encourage tea production as a family business, and revitalize the traditions associated with Tatar tea and its consumption.

The capital's most formidable batyrs are gearing up for the Moscow Sabantuy, a testament to the spirit of strength, skill, and determination.

A shipment on behalf of the World Congress of the Tatars was delivered to support the local community.

Guests at the farmstead were warmly welcomed and had the opportunity to sample baked goods and beverages from Tatar cuisine.

This year's event, dedicated to the Year of the Family, was interregional, featuring performers from Tatarstan as well.

A tour of the Tatar farmstead at the Omsk State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Starina Sibirskaya” is scheduled as part of the visit.

Farit Farisov's film “Well, Hello, Darling” received a diploma in the special program “War and Peace: New Territories”.