An inspiring exhibition brings together children's illustrations, graphics, and paintings dedicated to the legend of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God. Here you can see rare sketches, book layouts, and atmospheric images of Kazan in the 16th century created by young artists. "The Tale of the Appearance and Miracles of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God" is not just an exhibition, but the result of a unique educational project that combined art, faith, children's creativity, and historical reconstruction. The exhibition is located in the Museum of the History of the Annunciation Cathedral - one of the spiritual centers of Kazan. At the heart of the exhibition are works by children aged 6 to 14 who participated in the project "Tale and Miracles," organized by the Sunday school of the Peter and Paul Cathedral and the State Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Tatarstan. These are illustrations for the legendary "Tale of the Appearance and Miracles," created in various techniques - painting, print graphics, sketches. In addition to the illustrations themselves, viewers will see fragments of the layout of the future book, allowing them to trace the entire journey from sketch to publication design. The works of the young artists impress with their sincerity, attention to detail, and emotional expressiveness. They are complemented by works from the project's curators - professional artists Vera Alina and Irina Zelenova. An interesting highlight is the artifacts from the collections of the Kazan Kremlin Museum-Reserve, which make the immersion in the era particularly vivid. The exhibition will be of interest not only to children and their parents but also to anyone interested in history, religious culture, and modern educational practices. This is a rare opportunity to see spiritual heritage through the lens of children's perception and feel the living connection of the times. Where to go in Kazan is known by KudaGo.