February was marked by a bright event for the small Russian town of Kirov. It was here that the first museum in the history of the country was opened, which is dedicated to ice cream. At its base, master classes are already being held today, during which confectioners share their signature recipes and useful tips for making cool sweets.
And, of course, the museum has exhibition halls, all exhibits of which, in one way or another, are associated with the production of one of the most popular children's desserts. By the way, the exhibits themselves of the unique collection were collected all over the world and delivered to Kirov. Today, visitors can learn not only the history of the emergence of ice cream, but also expand their knowledge of the technique of preparing certain types of this sweet, take a personal part in the creation of ice cream and even offer their own, unique recipe.
You can get to the museum every day from 9 am to 5 pm, and the ticket price for adults and children will be only 400 and 350 rubles, respectively. The price includes an ice cream tasting. Young visitors under 6 years old will not have to pay to visit the exposition.
Let us remind you that a little earlier another unusual museum dedicated to chocolate was opened in Kirov. So today Kirov has become even more attractive for all those with a sweet tooth.
But the Crimean peninsula this year may remain without vacationers. According to available information, preparations for the holiday season are aggravated by the fact that they cannot find their owners. A beach law is under development that could address a number of current beach maintenance issues.
Particularly acute is the issue of the maintenance of artificial beaches, the tenants of which are trying in every possible way to evade responsibility for their maintenance. In modern realities, the costs of bedding and landscaping the beaches significantly exceed the actual income of tenants during the holiday season. Therefore, it is easiest for such tenants to abandon the coastline, which can result in a breakdown of the swimming season.
But another resort region of Russia - Sochi - is preparing to host a large-scale tattoo festival. The event will be held in April and will combine a lot of unusual contests and master classes from the best creators of paintings on human skin.
The festival will begin with an exhibition featuring the best works of domestic and foreign masters. Visitors will be able to personally witness the creation of tattoos and, if desired, decorate their bodies with the drawings they like. At the end of April 25-26, there will be a bright rock concert with performances by bikers and extreme lovers of different directions.
