The exhibition "Growing Up with the Museum" is a vivid and touching story about the journey of the art studio of the Darwin Museum. The exhibition features portraits, favorite exhibits, and archival photographs that tell the stories, inspiration, and 30 years of creativity behind them. The Darwin Museum is known not only as one of the largest natural history museums in the country but also as a unique space where science has always coexisted with art. It was here, 30 years ago, that the children's art studio was established, and since then its walls have witnessed the first strokes, creative experiments, and the emergence of great talent among hundreds of young artists. Today, in honor of the studio's anniversary, the museum has opened the exhibition "Growing Up with the Museum" - warm, personal, and inspiring. The exhibition has gathered works from those just starting their journey in the studio and those who have already become professional artists. Here you can see portraits, beloved museum exhibits - such as the giraffe Samson or the predatory Marusya, as well as cartoons, posters, and even archival footage from exhibitions and celebrations. Behind each exhibit is a whole story, whether it be summer plein airs, alien costumes at the museum party, or the "magical journey" of Charles Darwin through the eyes of the studio's students. A special place is occupied by a large photo exhibition covering 30 years of the studio's life: shots from classes, exhibitions, filming, and even the "Day of Leshy" celebration. This is not just a documentary chronicle, but a chronicle of friendship, skill, and family creativity. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.