Ahead of 8 March, the National Centre RUSSIA in Yugra presented a gift to women of the region
Ahead of 8 March, the National Centre RUSSIA in Yugra hosted the original musical and poetry evening "Ladies". Guests immersed themselves in the atmosphere of live poetry and music together with poet Yakub Maksimenko, a participant in the show "Poetic Duels".
"Love is the most important thing in our lives. Sometimes, in the rush of everyday prose pouring in from every direction, people forget what real love is. Only romantics and poets can truly remind us of this feeling. That is why I read my poems about love — not only love for a woman, but also love for life," said Yakub Maksimenko.
Throughout the evening, poems about life, love, joy and challenges were performed, accompanied by live music. The poet’s words came alive on stage, and every guest could feel part of what was happening, drawn into a dialogue between the author and the audience.
"I am very happy that I came to such a wonderful evening today. I am a fan of 'Poetic Duels'. Yakub Maksimenko is one of the brightest and most memorable participants I have followed. That is why I am delighted that such an evening took place today at the National Centre RUSSIA. The organisation was at the highest level. I loved everything and will definitely come again," said Lada Gorodiskaya, a guest of the National Centre RUSSIA in Yugra.
The event became a unique opportunity to experience special moments through poetry and music and to prepare for the celebration of International Women’s Day in a vibrant and creative atmosphere.
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