Moscow International Folklore Festival.

Festival - is not only a unique opportunity for the inhabitants of Moscow <em>to</em> move into different corners of our planet and enjoy the traditional culture of the <em>people</em> of <em>throughout</em> the world, but also to show the international community <em>the</em> welcoming attitude of Russians, as well as to expand international cultural cooperation. This occurs in Moscow in late August, stretching to mid-December and offering a series of concerts within the Hermitage Gardens' grounds. This traditional event, which annually <em>takes</em> part in folk groups and ensembles of folk music and dance from Europe, the Baltic States, America and Asia, helps to strengthen the cultural solidarity, convergence, dialogue and understanding between people.

Moscow International Folklore Festival.

Festival - is not only a unique opportunity for the inhabitants of Moscow <em>to</em> move into different corners of our planet and enjoy the traditional <em>and</em> culture of the <em>people </em>of <em>throughout</em> the world, but also to show the international community the welcoming attitude of Russians, as well as to expand international cultural cooperation. This occurs in Moscow in late August, stretching to mid-December and offering a series of concerts within the Hermitage Gardens' grounds. This traditional event, which annually <em>takes</em> part in folk groups and ensembles of folk music and dance from Europe, the Baltic States, America and Asia <em>which</em> helps to strengthen the cultural solidarity, convergence, dialogue and understanding between people.

Moscow International Folklore Festival.

The Festival - not only a unique opportunity for Moscovites to experience different corners of our planet and enjoy the traditional cultures of the peoples of the world, but also a chance to show the international community the welcoming attitude of Russians and expand international cultural cooperation. This is held in Moscow from late August until mid-December, offering a series of concerts within the grounds of the Hermitage Gardens. This is an annual tradition, with groups and ensembles from Europe, the Baltic States, the Americas and Asia presenting folk music and dance to strengthen cultural solidarity, convergence, dialogue and understanding between people.