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Draw a Christmas card!

On December 6th, EFSPIK is hosting a workshop with artist Yekaterina Grishakova titled “Draw a Christmas Card!”
We are also announcing a contest for students of schools and gymnasiums for the best handmade Christmas card. The winners will receive a Christmas gift!


Slovak Radio and EFSPaK continue accepting the "Christmas Story"!

Dear friends, we are waiting for Christmas stories in Russian from students of bilingual gymnasiums and schools. The recording of both competitive and non-competitive works in the radio studio has already begun! We remind you that the deadline for submitting stories is December 6th! Winners will receive prizes!
The competition rules can be found on our website.

EFSPaK at the Opening of the "Week of the Russian Language" in Foreign Countries

On November 29, the solemn opening of the "Week of the Russian Language" in foreign countries took place. The project was initiated by the government of Yugra and universities from this Siberian region. This year, it is dedicated to the synthesis of the Russian language with one of the forms of art. Each university in Yugra represents a specific art form in its events.

EFSPaK at the Opening of the Branch of the International Movement of Russophiles

On November 27, the Austrian branch of the International Movement of Russophiles (IMR) was inaugurated in Vienna. Delegates from various countries, including Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Albania, Bulgaria, Kenya, and Cameroon, attended the event. 

BILINGVA

On November 21–22, 2024, the award ceremony for the winners and final events of the "Bilingva" competition took place in Moscow. This year marked the tenth edition of the contest. Over the years, more than 4,500 participants from around the world have taken part. In 2024, the essays submitted for the competition were written in 41 languages of Russia and the world.


Vernissage of Russian Artist Ekaterina Grishakova

On November 15, the Aircraft Gallery hosted the vernissage of Russian artist Ekaterina Grishakova, who resides in Bratislava. The vernissage was part of the Folklore Day organized by the “Ruslana” association, the “Prasnica” ensemble, and the European Foundation of Slavic Literacy and Culture.