Arizona Russian-Slavic Events Updated May 4

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Phoenix Armenian Church Seniors Group — monthly
Tucson Russian Club for Russian-speaking kids ages 2-5 years old (music classes)
Tucson Rusyny Folk Ensemble — alternate Saturdays (2 pm) & Sundays (12 pm)
Russian Bible Study — Every Wednesday, Mesa
Russian Language Christian Discussion Group — 2nd and 4th Thursdays

2010 г.

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May 3 – Fri – 7 pm – Путь к свободе — A Pathway to Freedom
Legacy Gallery, Second Floor Salon, 7178 Main Street, (NW corner at Scottsdale Road), Scottsdale, Arizona

Free Lecture – A Russian Documentary about Project Restoration Russia and Marilyn Murray's counseling method and new book.

Andrei Nigai, Documentary Producer
Natalia Nigai, Ph.D., Director, Murray Method International Center, Moscow
Roman Popov, Director, Pastoral Care, Health Restoration International, Ltd.
Roy Carlisle, Editor

Soviet survivors to tell their tales of healing, The Arizona Republic, Nov. 6, 2006, Page B12

November 4 – Tue – Russian Holiday: День народного единства
Day of People’s Unity, or Day of National Unity – The newest official Russian holiday first celebrated in on Nov. 4, 2005. This "Unity Day" replaces the former "Day of Accord and Reconciliation" (Nov. 7) which had already replaced the Soviet "October Revolution Day". The anniversary of the socialist revolution of October 1917, which established communist power, still survives. The system is gone, but many still cling to the custom. Also translated: "Civil Unity Day:, and "Peace and Harmony Day": Radio Free Europe: New Russian Holiday Has More Behind It Than National Unity

December 12– Fri – Russian not official holiday: Constitution Day
This was instituted in memory of the nation-wide referendum held on December 12, 1993, which resulted in the adoption of the first Constitution of the Russian Federation. The original Soviet Constitution was first observed on December 5th, and then changed to October 7th in 1977. In today's Russia, Constitution Day (December 12) is not considered a popular holiday, for many people Constitution Day is simply an additional day off. — See the The Public Opinion Foundation Database: Holidays for data for 21 survey results.

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ARC — Arizona Russian Center / Русский Центр Аризоны (in Russian)
ASU — The Melikian Center: Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies (formerly REESC)
ASU — Ссылки для "Arizona State University Critical Languages Institute"
ASU — Melikian Center Newsletters — 2000 to present
ASU News — Russian news and events at Arizona State University, Tempe
U of A — Upcoming Events, Department of Russian and Slavic Studies, Tucson
AZRussia.com (Russian parties, Phoenix area)
Polish Cultural Events in Phoenix
AZCentral Events (Russian events search)
Jewish Tucson (search for "Russian" events)
Baraban-LA (Russian events in California. You need to join Yahoo Groups.)
Show Up in Greater Phoenix (Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Slavic, )

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Russian Club

2010 г.