Discover the atmosphere of old Tarusa, where the Tsvetaevs, Richter, Paustovsky, and other outstanding artists created in a leisurely rhythm of life. Tarusa is a picturesque town on the banks of the Oka River, a true cultural haven that reflects the fate of many remarkable individuals. In the lecture, participants will immerse themselves in the leisurely life of the family of Vladimir Ivanovich Tsvetaev, the founder of the Museum of Fine Arts. His daughters, Marina and Anastasia Tsvetaeva, spent their childhood in Tarusa, and it was here that many images were born that later appeared in their works. You will learn how the small dacha town of Tarusa became a magnet for the creative intelligentsia of the 20th century. The lecture will be conducted by Andrei Danilov, a senior researcher at the State Leo Tolstoy Museum, an expert on the era and a skilled storyteller. He will share rare facts, little-known stories, and personal observations about the cultural life of the region. This meeting will be interesting for anyone who is passionate about Russian literature, art history, and loves to learn more about the places where genuine masterpieces were born. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.