On October 14, 2019, the Russian Center of Prešov University was visited by schoolchildren of the Široké Basic School with their Russian language teachers.
On October 10, 2019, the International Scientific Conference called Innovative Approaches in the Study and Teaching of the Russian Language in the Modern World was organized by the Hanoi branch of the Pushkin Russian Language Institute, where the Cabinet of the Russkiy Mir is located, and the University of Hanoi as part of the events dedicated to the Cross Year of Russia and Vietnam and the 60th anniversary of the creation of the University of Hanoi.
Russian Center at the Plovdiv University has raised a topic of outstanding Russian music and ballet personalities during Russia's country studies. The meeting was dedicated to the International Music Day and World Ballet Day celebrated on October, 1.
The presentation of the book of Russian fairy tales written by writer Mikhail Mikhailov and translated into the Slovak language took place on September 20, 2019, at the Russian Center of the European Foundation for Slavic Writing and Culture in Bratislava. The book is published in Slovakia in two languages. 
The 16th Science Festival was held in Lublin from September 14 to September 20. This year the motto of the festival is Science. Technics. Innovation. Every year, all universities and scientific institutions of Moscow, museums and libraries, which represent over 1000 projects, take part in the festival. The festival hosts numerous presentations, shows, lectures, exhibitions, etc. 
St. Petersburg Committee for Tourism Development organise Welcome to St. Petersburg! presentation in several EU countries aiming to promote the city touristic potential. The presentation took place in Brussels this year.
A presentation of the Russian Language Department and the Russian Center for freshmen took place On September 23 at the Faculty of Linguistics and Intercultural Communication at Milan State University. 
Children choir Otrada (The Joy) of the orphanage at the St. Nicholas Chernoostrovsky Women's Monastery (Kaluga oblast) performed in Hamburg. Classical choral works, folk songs, liturgical chants and compositions based on Russian poems were in the program.