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Omsk governor has revealed how the region's stand at the RUSSIA EXPO will look like

Omsk governor has revealed how the region's stand at the RUSSIA EXPO will look like
Photo: Ilya Pitalev/RIA News
10.11.2023

The region is preparing a really spectacular and technological stand. Its main feature will be a model of the "Angara" rocket, and the Omsk exposition will be called accordingly "Omsk — you’re just like space!"

"In the center of the stand there will be a model of the "Angara" rocket, because the Omsk region is a reliable pillar of Russia’s defense system. Guests of the exposition will be immersed in the atmosphere of Siberian culture and get acquainted with our customs and traditions. We invite everyone to visit the Omsk stand from November 4, 2023 to April 12, 2024. It will be interesting!" — invited Vitaly Khotsenko in his Telegram channel.

The cultural program is expected to be especially eventful. For example, a wedding ceremony of Russian older residents of the Omsk region and a musical battle between the collective "Baikal-Quartet" of the Irkutsk Regional Philharmonic and the ensemble "Tarskie Gates" of the Omsk Philharmonic.

The audience will be treated to choreographic numbers and a show program "Heirs of Siberia" by the State Academic Omsk Russian Folk Choir. As well as to electronic music combined with live orchestral sound.

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