What is happening on Moscow streets, what they write on Facebook and Twitter, as reported by newspapers and news agencies - all the most interesting in Moscow this morning. Follow the online broadcast of The Village The Village editor -in -chief Igor Sadreev reads morning newspapers, blogs and social networks and shares city news, announcements of upcoming events, interesting photographs and other curious finds. The morning channel The Village will help to find out what Moscow lives today.

For three weeks, caretakers at traditional museums will have to keep an eye out for objects made from trash, light bulbs playing music and cubes with Zhirinovsky's face on them. A quiet grandmother with a strictly styled pussy is the symbol of the “Contemporary Art in a Traditional Museum” festival, which begins on Saturday. Under the supervision of such grandmothers, until October 14, nine museums in St.

Every week, The Village asks Muscovites to take pictures on the street and tell where they buy things and why. In the weekly section “Appearance” The Village takes pictures on the street of familiar citizens and asks them to tell in the things of which brands they are dressed and what they think about Moscow stores. This week we photographed Natalia Turovnikov. Natalia Turovnikova Designer, blogger, journalist, DJ. He buys things wherever happens, loves things with history and collects vintage.

The head of the Slow Food Ulitka Convinium spoke about the places about food, the importance of a private situation and that the chef is a star profession. In Moscow, thousands of cafes and restaurants, and every week new, but the list of the most beloved places where you are not going curious for the sake of, but for friends and proven, rarely changes over time. The Village continues the heading, which is devoted to just such - favorite places.

The gastronomic project “Compote” closes and sells furniture, and the remaining spices, herbs and dried fruits after Friday can be bought at the Make Eat cafe and the Foreversweet cafe. The gastronomic shop " Compote " on Kazan Street, 8 closes, having worked for only six months.

The director of the famous marriage agency told The Village about who is looking for a couple on a card index, why women pay more for services and how to find out their marriage rating. The world's first marriage agency founded the Englishman Henry Robinson in London on September 29, 1650. According to historical documents, the first client of Robinson - Sir John Daimley - wanted to take a young woman in his wives and gave an announcement for this.

The Manege’s vanzal will be closed for a banquet in honor of the beginning of the film forum. To do this, you will have to disassemble the exhibition of Russian finalists of World Press Photo from 1955 to 2012. The Manege’s vanzal will be closed on September 26 for a banquet in honor of the beginning of the international film forum. For a festive reception and lunch, they chose a platform where now, within the framework of the X International St.

CCTV cameras on the roads will soon “learn” to record when vehicles turn red and trucks move beyond the second lane. CCTV cameras on Moscow roads will soon be given new functions: they will be able to record exits on red, and trucks moving beyond the second lane, as well as recognize clogged intersections. The chief traffic inspector of the city, Alexander Ilyin, told RIA Novosti about this.

Cold drinks may soon become a rarity: kiosk owners are being asked to remove refrigerators from sidewalks so that they do not interfere with pedestrians. By November 1, refrigerators with drinks near kiosks will disappear from Moscow streets. This was reported by Komsomolskaya Pravda with reference to the head of the department of science, industrial policy and entrepreneurship Alexey Komissarov.

The Village drove along the road on which the Russian president travels from home to work and from work home to understand which Moscow is seen. President Vladimir Putin, as a normal Muscovite, goes to work every day and from work along the same route. Probably, in the early morning, he, like any person, did not want to get out of the warm bed in the residence of Novo-Ogarsovo, which is about ten kilometers west of Moscow, on the Rublevo-Uspensky highway, immediately behind the village of Usovo.

The Danilovsky market, together with the Sunflower charity foundation, organizes a “Harvest Festival” with a fair, flea market, master classes, competitions and live music. On Saturday, September 22, the Danilovsky Market will host the “Harvest Festival” - a charity fair, the proceeds of which will go to the “Sunflower” fund for helping children with immune disorders. Events during the holiday will take place all Saturday from 12:00 to 18:00.

On the exit from the city, a platform for skaters and BMXs “Summer” earned, where amateur competitions are held on weekends, and the championship of Russia will be held next year. The largest skate park in the central part of Russia was opened in the parking lot of the Summer shopping center about a month ago. It is still being completed, but anyone can already ride, mainly skaters and BMXs, although they come on rollers, scooters, and ordinary bicycles.

The “Books in the Parks” project was launched in three parks: pavilions were installed there for the sale of literature at low prices, next to which creative and literary evenings will be held. In Gorky Park, Muzeon and Bauman Garden, on the initiative of the Department of Media and Advertising, the Books in the Parks project was launched. Wooden pavilions called “Gogol Modules” have been installed in the parks, where you can buy inexpensive books.

The screenings will be held as part of the International Film Forum. From September 21 to 23, you can watch the works of festival participants at the Film Fund, Druzhba and Zanevsky cinemas. Several films from the International Film Forum, which starts in St. Petersburg this weekend, will be shown free of charge in regional cinemas.