An interactive exhibition for children invites them to immerse themselves in the world of fairy tales and try their hand at being a storyteller. Through play, imagery, and creativity, young visitors discover the laws of magical storytelling. The exhibition is aimed at families with children and school groups and is designed as an exciting journey through the fairy tale world. At its core are famous illustrations to Pushkin's works, which serve as a starting point for getting to know the structure of a fairy tale and its characters. Here, the child is not just a spectator but a co-author of their own magical plot. A special guided program explains the elements that make up any fairy tale narrative. These parts are presented in seven play zones dedicated to the hero, the helper, challenges, and the happy ending. Kids will be able to peek into the tent of the Eastern queen or find a barrel with characters from a well-known story on the beach. The guide through the exhibition is the Wise Cat - a mascot who tells about the role of the storyteller and the characters' traits. His "assistants" are illustrator artists whose works create the visual environment of the project. Each tour concludes with a master class where children create their own fairy tale and bring it to life in artistic form; if desired, the works become part of the exhibition. The space is fully adapted for children's perception: clear texts, low displays, and convenient showcases. The route is complemented by the interactive Cat Bayun - a digital character with whom visitors can interact and receive answers. Special tours using Russian sign language are available for children with hearing impairments by prior arrangement. The exhibition takes place in the halls of the Eastern Building. For other exhibitions in St. Petersburg, check KUDAGO.