The exhibition offers a look at the 20th century through leisure habits - from collecting and amateur jazz to tourism and the first home computers. Leisure time reveals us more than work: by what a person does in their rare free hours, one can judge their character and life. The exhibition at the Boris Yeltsin Museum examines this through the leisure of the last century - photographs, documents, books, magazines, and items that were once someone's passion. Where did an amateur jazz ensemble come from after the war at the construction site in Salekhard? Why was collecting encouraged at the dawn of the USSR? What hobby became popular in the 1930s and remained in trend until perestroika? How did amateur tourism spread during the thaw? The exhibition traces why some hobbies flared up in certain years, then were forgotten or returned again, and how hobbies supported by the state differed from those chosen by people. Ideas for where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.