Space, archery competitions and a quest from Rosneft: what to do with kids during the winter holidays

Competitions, quests and a museum where there is no place for boredom. Parents and children can spend every day at the RUSSIA EXPO in an interesting and useful way.

Cosmic New Year. Interactive performance 0+

 All week long a fantastic interactive show is available for children and their parents. Guests will enjoy a space journey, incredible adventures, magic and a New Year's atmosphere.

Pavilion No. 34, nearest session: January 3, 16:00-17:00, 17:30-18:30

VR-game Scythian Archer 12+

The Zaporozhye region offers a competition for the best archer in virtual reality. The game will be especially interesting for teenagers, but adults can also demonstrate marksmanship. The task is to pass all difficulty levels and earn as many points as possible.

Pavilion D, nearest session: January 3, 10:00-13:00.

Museum of Healthy Habits, 6+

 t's better to get accustomed to a healthy lifestyle from the very childhood. And to avoid boredom, it is better to do it in the Museum of Healthy Habits, where you can look at human organs thanks to realistic holograms, watch thematic cartoons and learn how bad habits destroy our body. The exposition is available on all days of the RUSSIA EXPO. 

Pavilion C, the nearest session: January 3, 10:00-21:00

Quest Follow the Polar Bear 0+

Feel like an oilman and drill a well, make a spectacular photo in protective clothing and helmet with the help of neural network and pass a racing simulation. Various and interesting quest tasks will not let you get bored. And everyone who has passed it is given a memorable gift. Participation in the quest is available on all days of the RUSSIA EXPO.

Pavilion I, the nearest session: January 3, 10:30 - 16:30.

Star Lounge. Saturday meeting with a cosmonaut 0+

Who hasn't dreamed of space as a child? Now the kids have a unique opportunity to talk to real cosmonauts and ask them questions. Meetings are held every Saturday. The guests of the Star Lounge tell how they became cosmonauts, whether it is difficult to prepare for a flight and endure overloads, how life in orbit differs from life on Earth.

Pavilion No. 34, nearest session January 6, 16:00 - 18:00, registration is required.