Russian Week in London

Who? Maslenitsa Festival

What? Maslenitsa Festival, the week long celebration of Russian culture, is returning to London again this year with various events around the city. There will be exhibitions, arts masterclasses, special menus and performance art.

When? 11th to 17th March

Where? Around London

How? For more information, visit maslenitsa.co.uk

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