Museum of Russian Impressionism

The Museum of Russian Impressionism is a space where art and architecture set the mood for the entire event. The historic building of the former Bolshevik confectionery factory has been transformed into a modern museum: bright halls, stylish interiors, interactive installations, and the famous 'Breathing Canvas' made of 36 screens. The atmosphere here is grand but not stuffy — guests feel at ease both at a high-society reception and among their own circle.

For events, three exhibition halls are available — the Grand, the Small, and the Gallery, a transformable multimedia hall, and two summer terraces with an amphitheater. In total, the venue accommodates up to 400 people simultaneously, with banquet seating for up to 200 guests. Each room has its own autonomous audio system, and the multimedia hall easily adapts to any scenario. Excursions and special programs for guests can be added.

The format can be very different: a conference, banquet, party, presentation, or an intimate dinner in the gallery. Noise is allowed here even after 23:00 — neighbors won't interfere. Catering is provided, but you can also bring your own, including alcohol. It's convenient for guests to arrive: comfortable entry and exit, and next to the museum there is its own parking for 15 places for VIP guests.