On December 17, the Hermitage-Kazan Center will host an exhibition of mechanical dolls and antiques 
The Hermitage-Kazan Center The Kazan Kremlin will open an exhibition of mechanical dolls and antiques of the 18th-20th centuries. This was reported on the website of the Ministry of Culture of Tatarstan.
The exhibition is dedicated to rare exhibits from the funds of the largest private museum in Europe. It was created on the initiative of the Russian philanthropist David Yakobashvili and his son Mikhail and will be available for visiting from December 17.
Thus, residents and guests of the Republic of Tatarstan will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the antique rarities collected over many years: automatons, self-playing musical instruments, mechanical dolls.
It is noted that the art fund of the Museum “Collection” has more than 20 thousand exhibits, including mechanical musical instruments and objects, arts and crafts and watchmaking, fine arts, printed materials and musical carriers. According to the material, exhibits from several collections will arrive in Kazan at once.
Earlier it was reported that a creative inclusive studio “Children of Au” would appear in Kazan. It will hold classes in such areas as music, animation, fine arts and cinema.