New chapter of our story – in November the exhibition "Russia" will continue its work in Moscow
On November 4, the National Center "Russia" will begin its work in Moscow, a decree on its creation having been signed this summer by Vladimir Putin. The center is being established with a great and important goal – to preserve the legacy of the "Russia" exhibition, which was held for more than six months at VDNH in Moscow. The exhibition broke attendance records almost every month, ultimately attracting over 18.5 million visitors, becoming one of the ten most visited exhibitions in the world.
Of course, such a large-scale event was regrettable to end forever, especially since the idea itself is 
truly constructive: to show people the achievements of a vast country, tell about its regions, mysteries and victories, outstanding people and ordinary residents. And this idea was implemented so successfully that it will now become a permanent exposition.
A place was found quickly – while the new building is under construction, the National Center "Russia" will be located at the Expocenter on Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment in Moscow, in pavilions No. 3, 4, and 7, with a total area of 37 thousand square meters.
The interconnected pavilions will be equipped with a hall for the permanent exposition, a hall for temporary exhibitions, a multifunctional concert hall with 1,600 seats, a congress hall with 600 seats, a business area, lecture auditoriums, a food court with national cuisine dishes, and a department store area featuring the best products from across the country.
“We apply all modern multimedia and congress-exhibition technologies so that all possible modern event formats of different configurations can be realized in one venue – from presentations to gala concerts,” said Nikita Pogrebinsky, manager of the event zones at the National Center "Russia."
Omelchak Multimedia Studio, with skilled hands, bright minds, and watchful eyes, has already created several bright and noticeable interactive installa
tions for several regions of Russia within the framework of the completed exhibition at VDNH. Some of our interactive exhibits have gone to their native regions to delight fellow countrymen and their guests with multimedia light, and we continue to invent, devise, create, write, shoot and edit, glue and assemble new and new amazing and original constructions, presentations, activities, and interactive elements, entire spaces and separate cozy stories, so that new visitors to the new "Russia" exhibition will never stop being amazed, joyful, and proud of the achievements of very different people from all corners of this vast country.