In Moscow, there are quiet winter rituals: some hang the same decorations on the tree every year, while others turn off Kuznetsky Bridge towards the Moscow House of Artists at the end of November. There, the exhibition-fair "New Year's Gift" has reopened - a place where the search for gifts turns into a stroll through halls filled with characterful items rather than a race through a list. On the stands, there is handmade clothing, tableware, jewelry, textiles, home goods, and sweets; nearby hang New Year's decorations, and the light from the street's garlands reflects in the showcases. Here, it's easy to gather a gift "for a person": for someone - something useful for everyday life, for someone else - a small joy "for the soul", while also discovering new artists and craftsmen whose works usually only live in workshops. "New Year's Gift" at the Moscow House of Artists on Kuznetsky Bridge is a place that is convenient to drop by on the way home, to turn off the noisy street and get a little lost among the stands. Sometimes that's enough to understand who and what you want to give as a gift this year. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.