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On 24 May 2026, the second eco-lifestyle festival "Eco-Culture" took place successfully in the recreational area of Yubileiny Park in the city of Kstovo. The event was implemented by the Municipal Budgetary Institution of Culture "Centralised Club System" of the Kstovsky District of the city of Nizhny Novgorod, with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme.
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The "Eco-Culture" festival brought together nature, creativity and conscious consumption on a single platform. Guests of the celebration took part in a variety of activities: they attended masterclasses, enjoyed concerts, listened to lectures on sustainable development, chose local eco-goods at the market and took part in a tree-planting campaign.
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A special highlight of the festival was a star performance, in which well-known theatre and film actors – Akim Tyshko, Iv Nabiev, Anton Zatsepin, Anton Bagrov, Lesya Yaroslavskaya, Evgeny Garanin, Oksana Bazilevich, Maxim Kolosov, Katya Semenova, Olga Krasko, Paul Orlyansky and Anna Orlyanskaya – appeared in the guise of Russian literary classics. Local and Moscow designers created unique costumes especially for the theatrical procession.
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The "Eco-Culture" festival demonstrated the high level of interest among residents of the Kstovsky District in ecology and culture. The event featured 32 diverse activities, including a concert programme, masterclasses, lectures, campaigns and cultural events. The organisation of the festival was provided by a team of 15 organisers, with 40 volunteers supporting the event at the venue.
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The total audience of the festival was 4,500 people – including both in-person visitors to Yubileiny Park and social media users who followed the broadcasts and publications in the media space.
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<b>Lyubov Prokofieva, Director of the Centralised Club System of the Kstovsky Municipal District of Nizhny Novgorod Region:</b><br>
<i>"The 'Eco-Culture' festival is more than just an event. It is a dialogue with the residents of Kstovo about how, through creativity, film and literature, we can talk about what matters: the preservation of nature, the responsibility of each of us for the environment. We are glad that, with the support of the 'Formula for Good Deeds' programme, we were able to create a space where eco-friendly behaviour becomes not an obligation, but an inspiring choice."</i>
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<b>Akim Tyshko, project participant:</b><br>
<i>"The 'Eco-Culture' festival showed once again that caring for nature can become a part of everyone's daily life. It is especially valuable that here people of different ages and interests come together, exchange experiences, find new ideas and are inspired to adopt healthy habits. Such events are extremely important because they help build a culture of conscious consumption and responsibility for the environment."</i>
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Guests of the festival will remember the traditional "Star Alley" campaign and the tree planting with the participation of stars of Russian cinema, theatre and pop music; a creative meeting with actors Maxim Kolosov and Olga Krasko, featuring a presentation of an excerpt from the musical and poetic programme "The Mechanics of Love"; a masterclass in dramatic reading by TEFI award nominee Anton Kukushkin; a concert programme "Songs from Favourite Films"; an entertainment animation programme for young guests; and a market of local eco-products and goods.
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<b>Anna Orlyanskaya, project participant:</b><br>
<i>"The 'Eco-Culture' festival left me with the warmest impressions. It is especially valuable that here the theme of caring for nature is explored through art, creativity and live communication. Culture has an amazing ability to inspire people, to help them look at familiar things in a new way and to find harmony with the world around them. Such events remind us that an eco-friendly lifestyle is not only about useful habits, but also about being part of a modern cultural space based on mindfulness, beauty and respect for the world around us. I am happy to be part of a festival that brings people together through creativity and important values."</i>
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The "Eco-Culture" festival was a response to the pressing challenges facing the Kstovsky District: population growth, increased traffic load and the presence of industrial enterprises. The event not only offered residents the opportunity for quality outdoor recreation, but also fulfilled an important educational mission – it contributed to the formation of environmental literacy and a culture of caring for resources.
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On 24 May 2026, the second eco-lifestyle festival "Eco-Culture" took place successfully in the recreational area of Yubileiny Park in the city of Kstovo. The event was implemented by the Municipal Budgetary Institution of Culture "Centralised Club System" of the Kstovsky District of the city of Nizhny Novgorod, with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme.
The "Eco-Culture" festival brought together nature, creativity and conscious consumption on a single platform. Guests of the celebration took part in a variety of activities: they attended masterclasses, enjoyed concerts, listened to lectures on sustainable development, chose local eco-goods at the market and took part in a tree-planting campaign.
A special highlight of the festival was a star performance, in which well-known theatre and film actors – Akim Tyshko, Iv Nabiev, Anton Zatsepin, Anton Bagrov, Lesya Yaroslavskaya, Evgeny Garanin, Oksana Bazilevich, Maxim Kolosov, Katya Semenova, Olga Krasko, Paul Orlyansky and Anna Orlyanskaya – appeared in the guise of Russian literary classics. Local and Moscow designers created unique costumes especially for the theatrical procession.
The "Eco-Culture" festival demonstrated the high level of interest among residents of the Kstovsky District in ecology and culture. The event featured 32 diverse activities, including a concert programme, masterclasses, lectures, campaigns and cultural events. The organisation of the festival was provided by a team of 15 organisers, with 40 volunteers supporting the event at the venue.
The total audience of the festival was 4,500 people – including both in-person visitors to Yubileiny Park and social media users who followed the broadcasts and publications in the media space.
Lyubov Prokofieva, Director of the Centralised Club System of the Kstovsky Municipal District of Nizhny Novgorod Region:
"The 'Eco-Culture' festival is more than just an event. It is a dialogue with the residents of Kstovo about how, through creativity, film and literature, we can talk about what matters: the preservation of nature, the responsibility of each of us for the environment. We are glad that, with the support of the 'Formula for Good Deeds' programme, we were able to create a space where eco-friendly behaviour becomes not an obligation, but an inspiring choice."
Akim Tyshko, project participant:
"The 'Eco-Culture' festival showed once again that caring for nature can become a part of everyone's daily life. It is especially valuable that here people of different ages and interests come together, exchange experiences, find new ideas and are inspired to adopt healthy habits. Such events are extremely important because they help build a culture of conscious consumption and responsibility for the environment."
Guests of the festival will remember the traditional "Star Alley" campaign and the tree planting with the participation of stars of Russian cinema, theatre and pop music; a creative meeting with actors Maxim Kolosov and Olga Krasko, featuring a presentation of an excerpt from the musical and poetic programme "The Mechanics of Love"; a masterclass in dramatic reading by TEFI award nominee Anton Kukushkin; a concert programme "Songs from Favourite Films"; an entertainment animation programme for young guests; and a market of local eco-products and goods.
Anna Orlyanskaya, project participant:
"The 'Eco-Culture' festival left me with the warmest impressions. It is especially valuable that here the theme of caring for nature is explored through art, creativity and live communication. Culture has an amazing ability to inspire people, to help them look at familiar things in a new way and to find harmony with the world around them. Such events remind us that an eco-friendly lifestyle is not only about useful habits, but also about being part of a modern cultural space based on mindfulness, beauty and respect for the world around us. I am happy to be part of a festival that brings people together through creativity and important values."
The "Eco-Culture" festival was a response to the pressing challenges facing the Kstovsky District: population growth, increased traffic load and the presence of industrial enterprises. The event not only offered residents the opportunity for quality outdoor recreation, but also fulfilled an important educational mission – it contributed to the formation of environmental literacy and a culture of caring for resources.
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On 24 May 2026, the second eco-lifestyle festival "Eco-Culture" took place successfully in the recreational area of Yubileiny Park in the city of Kstovo. The event was implemented by the Municipal Budgetary Institution of Culture "Centralised Club System" of the Kstovsky District of the city of Nizhny Novgorod, with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme.
The "Eco-Culture" festival brought together nature, creativity and conscious consumption on a single platform. Guests of the celebration took part in a variety of activities: they attended masterclasses, enjoyed concerts, listened to lectures on sustainable development, chose local eco-goods at the market and took part in a tree-planting campaign.
A special highlight of the festival was a star performance, in which well-known theatre and film actors – Akim Tyshko, Iv Nabiev, Anton Zatsepin, Anton Bagrov, Lesya Yaroslavskaya, Evgeny Garanin, Oksana Bazilevich, Maxim Kolosov, Katya Semenova, Olga Krasko, Paul Orlyansky and Anna Orlyanskaya – appeared in the guise of Russian literary classics. Local and Moscow designers created unique costumes especially for the theatrical procession.
The "Eco-Culture" festival demonstrated the high level of interest among residents of the Kstovsky District in ecology and culture. The event featured 32 diverse activities, including a concert programme, masterclasses, lectures, campaigns and cultural events. The organisation of the festival was provided by a team of 15 organisers, with 40 volunteers supporting the event at the venue.
The total audience of the festival was 4,500 people – including both in-person visitors to Yubileiny Park and social media users who followed the broadcasts and publications in the media space.
Lyubov Prokofieva, Director of the Centralised Club System of the Kstovsky Municipal District of Nizhny Novgorod Region:
"The 'Eco-Culture' festival is more than just an event. It is a dialogue with the residents of Kstovo about how, through creativity, film and literature, we can talk about what matters: the preservation of nature, the responsibility of each of us for the environment. We are glad that, with the support of the 'Formula for Good Deeds' programme, we were able to create a space where eco-friendly behaviour becomes not an obligation, but an inspiring choice."
Akim Tyshko, project participant:
"The 'Eco-Culture' festival showed once again that caring for nature can become a part of everyone's daily life. It is especially valuable that here people of different ages and interests come together, exchange experiences, find new ideas and are inspired to adopt healthy habits. Such events are extremely important because they help build a culture of conscious consumption and responsibility for the environment."
Guests of the festival will remember the traditional "Star Alley" campaign and the tree planting with the participation of stars of Russian cinema, theatre and pop music; a creative meeting with actors Maxim Kolosov and Olga Krasko, featuring a presentation of an excerpt from the musical and poetic programme "The Mechanics of Love"; a masterclass in dramatic reading by TEFI award nominee Anton Kukushkin; a concert programme "Songs from Favourite Films"; an entertainment animation programme for young guests; and a market of local eco-products and goods.
Anna Orlyanskaya, project participant:
"The 'Eco-Culture' festival left me with the warmest impressions. It is especially valuable that here the theme of caring for nature is explored through art, creativity and live communication. Culture has an amazing ability to inspire people, to help them look at familiar things in a new way and to find harmony with the world around them. Such events remind us that an eco-friendly lifestyle is not only about useful habits, but also about being part of a modern cultural space based on mindfulness, beauty and respect for the world around us. I am happy to be part of a festival that brings people together through creativity and important values."
The "Eco-Culture" festival was a response to the pressing challenges facing the Kstovsky District: population growth, increased traffic load and the presence of industrial enterprises. The event not only offered residents the opportunity for quality outdoor recreation, but also fulfilled an important educational mission – it contributed to the formation of environmental literacy and a culture of caring for resources.
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On 24 May 2026, the second eco-lifestyle festival "Eco-Culture" took place successfully in the recreational area of Yubileiny Park in the city of Kstovo. The event was implemented by the Municipal Budgetary Institution of Culture "Centralised Club System" of the Kstovsky District of the city of Nizhny Novgorod, with grant support from SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme.
The "Eco-Culture" festival brought together nature, creativity and conscious consumption on a single platform. Guests of the celebration took part in a variety of activities: they attended masterclasses, enjoyed concerts, listened to lectures on sustainable development, chose local eco-goods at the market and took part in a tree-planting campaign.
A special highlight of the festival was a star performance, in which well-known theatre and film actors – Akim Tyshko, Iv Nabiev, Anton Zatsepin, Anton Bagrov, Lesya Yaroslavskaya, Evgeny Garanin, Oksana Bazilevich, Maxim Kolosov, Katya Semenova, Olga Krasko, Paul Orlyansky and Anna Orlyanskaya – appeared in the guise of Russian literary classics. Local and Moscow designers created unique costumes especially for the theatrical procession.
The "Eco-Culture" festival demonstrated the high level of interest among residents of the Kstovsky District in ecology and culture. The event featured 32 diverse activities, including a concert programme, masterclasses, lectures, campaigns and cultural events. The organisation of the festival was provided by a team of 15 organisers, with 40 volunteers supporting the event at the venue.
The total audience of the festival was 4,500 people – including both in-person visitors to Yubileiny Park and social media users who followed the broadcasts and publications in the media space.
Guests of the festival will remember the traditional "Star Alley" campaign and the tree planting with the participation of stars of Russian cinema, theatre and pop music; a creative meeting with actors Maxim Kolosov and Olga Krasko, featuring a presentation of an excerpt from the musical and poetic programme "The Mechanics of Love"; a masterclass in dramatic reading by TEFI award nominee Anton Kukushkin; a concert programme "Songs from Favourite Films"; an entertainment animation programme for young guests; and a market of local eco-products and goods.
The "Eco-Culture" festival was a response to the pressing challenges facing the Kstovsky District: population growth, increased traffic load and the presence of industrial enterprises. The event not only offered residents the opportunity for quality outdoor recreation, but also fulfilled an important educational mission – it contributed to the formation of environmental literacy and a culture of caring for resources.
