The children watched paintings of Aivazovsky and Shishkin and listened to classical music by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov. 
An exhibition dedicated to the anniversary opened on January 9. 
The Korean students learnt a lot about Russian New Year and Christmas traditions. 
Over the years, the Russian Center in Thessaloniki has become an important element for maintaining spiritual, historical and human closeness between the inhabitants of Thessaloniki and many cities of Russia. 
The conference was attended by over two hundred and fifty people. Teachers of Russian from various Bulgarian cities came to Sofia. They were joined by participants from Macedonia, Georgia, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, and other countries. 
Visitors to the Russian Center in Belgrade got acquainted with the literary work of Russian emigrants living in Belgrade, Prague, Paris, and Berlin as part of a series of lectures on Russian emigration on December 12.
Large-scale project called Development and Improvement of the Personnel Potential of Open Education Centers in Russian and Teaching the Russian Language in the Turkish Republic was completed on December 14, 2019, in Turkey. 