How did the country learn to live in the electric rhythm - from a bold project to real stations and new professions? The exhibition gathered documents, items, and visual evidence from the era when light became part of a grand dream. When electricity ceased to be a miracle and became a strategy for the country's development, a new era began. The exposition addresses the moment when light transformed from a technical task into a symbol of large-scale state transformation. At the core of the narrative is the state electrification plan and the people who made it a reality. Through the figure of Gleb Krzhizhanovsky, the story of an ambitious project, planned for a decade and involving the construction of dozens of large power plants, including hydroelectric facilities, is revealed. It was not about piecemeal changes, but a complete restructuring of industry, transport, and agriculture. The halls feature archival documents, rare photographs, paintings and graphic works, postcards, samples of philately and numismatics, propaganda porcelain, books, and models. Special attention is given to personal belongings of commission members and builders of the first stations, as well as authentic elements of energy equipment. Separate sections are dedicated to the first stations that operated on peat and Moscow coal, as well as key hydro-construction projects - Volkhovstroy, Svirstroy, and Dneprostroy. Entertainment in Moscow is collected on our website.