From out in the 'burbs, the Russian Cultural Center is a very good reason to brave the Houston freeways (?) on an evening or afternoon to: listen to live music: ( often with Hans Graf & Houston symphony colleague, other times with groups from across the pond or Austin). watch a Russian movie: participate in a Russian current events discussion (usually via the documentary film festival): -meet visiting novelists, poets, singers and journalists; -drop in on an exhibit opening ( paintings or photos) with a Russian theme, of course. catch up on the local news (Nash Texas) conveniently displayed by the door.
I try to speak as little English as I can so as not to break the magic or the bubble of Russian cultural transport come all the way to the Big H and its Museum District.
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Read moreRCC in Houston TX is a great place to visit, maybe from outside it looks not so fancy, but you'll be impressed what you'll find inside: art exhibitions, concerts, performances etc. You'll also enjoy other events RCC organizes, using different venues, just read "Our Texas" newspaper or visit RCC website. These are sources of vital information not only for Russian speaking community regarding cultural events in Texas or news about Russia, but also for all others, who are interested in Russian speaking community life in Texas. Please...
Read moreWe had the good fortune to work with the team at the OurTexas Russian organization during last year's Turkish festival that was held downtown Houston. They were very energized, helpful and had some super ideas. Their participation included a full display of the beautiful Russian culture and entertained the participants with some very talented dancers. They have a wonderful office building with many beautiful artifacts. We hope we can collaborate with them in the near future. Visit them if you ever...
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