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On the eve of a wedding, birthday, anniversary, or any other holiday, there is so much to do - decide on the list of invitees and inform them about the time and place of the gathering, choose a menu, and, of course, find a suitable restaurant. Despite the fact that there are a lot of similar establishments in Moscow and the Moscow region today, it’s really hard to find cozy banquet hall– the task is extremely difficult. Do you want to deal with it as quickly as possible, spending a minimum of your own effort and finances? Then contact our company and we will tell you how to do it!

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A very large selection of different establishments. On the one hand, such diversity allows you to find exactly what meets all your needs, but, on the other hand, it is quite easy to get confused in the assortment. On our website you will find a convenient and functional search form, which contains only proven restaurants, cafes and hotels with an impeccable reputation;
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Having found a suitable venue, it is extremely difficult to rent it at an affordable price and for the date you need. The goal of our company is to offer cafes and restaurants that will best meet the customer’s requirements;

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The imposition of animators, decorators and presenters, extra dishes on the menu, for which you then have to pay extra, and other similar troubles may well overshadow even the most carefully prepared holiday. So the best solution would be to entrust the search for a venue to professionals - namely, the employees of our company.

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If you are used to celebrating holidays cheerfully, without encountering any problems, and want to continue doing this, but with less expenditure of your own time, effort and finances, cooperation with us is what you need! We will help you place an order for a wedding banquet in a suitable establishment (cafe or restaurant), we rent a tent, a spacious veranda, and even organize a trip to nature! In addition, our specialists will develop a menu for you and find talented presenters and designers. But, most importantly, we know various ways to reduce prices without sacrificing quality, which will ultimately allow you to invest in any budget.

Working in Moscow and the Moscow region for more than 5 years, we have collected a fairly large database of various entertainment establishments, each of which has its own unique features. In any of them your holiday will surely be unforgettable!

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Presentation of the certificate at the restaurant "Terrine"

We were given the floor immediately after the parents’ congratulations, it was very exciting, I even lost my voice... We give our certificate to Ekaterina and Vladimir at the Terrin restaurant (10/24/2015)

Presentation of a certificate for eco-vacation (restaurant "RONI")

Our partner organizers of children's parties turned to us for help in choosing a hall for a children's birthday party.

We congratulate the newlyweds and present our certificate for an eco-vacation at the Lomonosov restaurant.

12.09. Wedding of Anastasia and Denis. We congratulate the newlyweds and give our gift (certificate for eco-vacation) at the Lomonosov restaurant.

We present a certificate for eco-vacation to the couple Olga and Yuri. Restaurant "Zagorodny" (12.09)

12.09. We present a certificate for eco-vacation to the couple Olga and Yuri. Zagorodny Restaurant

Presentation of a gift from the happy events service BR Moscow

IT'S DONE!!! We present the first certificate for eco-vacation to newlyweds at the Yar restaurant (July 18, 2015)

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The Mir Concert Hall is one of the most modern and largest theater and concert venues in Moscow. It is located in the very center of the city on Tsvetnoy Boulevard. The concert hall has a capacity convenient for holding public events, designed for the simultaneous presence of 923 people in the hall. This is exactly how many comfortable comfortable chairs are located in the Mira auditorium. In addition, the hall has a fairly large stage, ideal even for showing performances or hosting various show programs. There is also enough space here to accommodate a live orchestra accompanying the event.

Therefore, for several years in a row, the Mir Concert Hall has served as an excellent platform for showing productions of various theaters and enterprise associations. In addition, this concert hall is successfully used by many domestic comedians to hold their shows. And sometimes here you can find performances by real Russian pop stars. And some foreign performers happily performed at Mir. Therefore, this concert hall can be of interest to all categories of metropolitan spectators who are happy to purchase tickets for such events.

By the way, currently on the Mira posters you can see information about conferences and meetings held here, for which this concert hall is also suitable. In addition, many metropolitan companies are seeking to rent this room with excellent sound and lighting equipment to hold their corporate events. And during school holidays and New Year holidays, “Mir” is also popular with many parents, who bring their children here to all kinds of show programs. Therefore, the Mir concert hall can be safely considered an ideal place for holding various cultural events.

On Tsvetnoy Boulevard, literally a few meters from the famous Moscow Nikulin Circus, the Mir concert hall is located. However, this is a whole entertainment center, including the Jumanji restaurant, several cozy bars and a modern concert hall designed for 1000 spectators. The equipment of the hall allows it to host a variety of events: concert shows, theatrical performances, film screenings. A large screen is installed above the stage, which is 22 meters wide, and the sound is provided by high-quality Dolby Digital Surround equipment.

After the reconstruction, the Mir concert hall became one of the best venues in the capital. This is eloquently evidenced by the fact that it was on this stage that the famous American saxophonist Maceo Parker performed twice. Quite a few other celebrities have recently held their concerts in KZ "Mir". Tickets These events are very popular among the capital's public.

Concerts and shows on the stage of the Mir Concert Hall

Poster for KZ "Mir" surprises with its diversity. Here you can see the humorous and entertaining show “Evening Quarter”, the musical play “One Hot Night” with the participation of Anfisa Chekhova, Zhanna Epple and Jean Daniel, the show “In This City” presented by the humorous duet Rafael Iskenderov and Choshgun Ragimov, a concert of the famous French group "Nouvelle Vague", Latin American dance festival "EL CARNAVAL latino".

Also on the stage of the concert hall is the popular comedy show “Comedy Woman”, which has become a kind of response to the sensational “Comedy Club” project. A separate place in repertoire of the performance center "Mir" are occupied by productions for young spectators. The children's play “Masha and the Bear,” based on the famous animated series, is successfully staged here. The play “The Fixies,” based on the story by Eduard Uspensky, is no less successful.

Tickets to the Mir Concert Hall at the best price

The Mir Concert Hall is a comfortable concert venue equipped with modern sound and lighting equipment. Vibrant cultural events take place here, and many Muscovites strive to buy tickets to the Mir Concert Hall to performances by popular musicians, children's performances and comedy shows. On our agency’s website you will always find the best tickets for events taking place in this famous metropolitan hall, in demand by spectators and critics.

At the end of the 16th century, the stone walls and towers of the White City were built. Where the riverbed passed, a hole was made in the wall, covered with a grating, called a “pipe.” That's why the square is called Trubnaya.

In the 17th century, near the wall of the White City there was a Lubyanoy market, where logs, boards and dismantled log huts were sold.

In 1789 – 1791, the bed of the Neglinnaya River was strengthened with stonework, and the river flood in the central part was made into a pool. In 1819, the river was taken into an underground collector and by 1830 a boulevard was laid out on the site of the former river floodplain.

At first it was called Trubny Boulevard, but after the construction of the Flower Market in 1851 it received its current name - Tsvetnoy Boulevard.

Gradually, the boulevard was lined with stone houses, in which cheap apartments were rented. And it became a place of celebrations with entertainment for ordinary poor townspeople.

By the end of the century, due to the cheap drinking establishments that opened on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, where criminals gathered, it acquired a reputation as one of the most criminal places in Moscow.

In 1880, one of the first stationary circuses of the rider and trainer Albert Salmansky opened in Moscow on Tsvetnoy Boulevard. Circus performers demonstrated juggling, acrobatic sketches on wire, and equestrian acts. It had seating in five rows, a mezzanine and boxes, as well as seats with unnumbered wooden benches and a gallery where you could watch performances while standing. The building was rebuilt many times, but always served only the circus. It was nationalized in 1919 and became the state Moscow circus. It was led by Yuri Nikulin for a long time. In 1989, the old circus building was demolished and a new one was built.

The Central Market was founded in 1937 and in 1959 by architect Yu.E. Grigoryan built his building, which was later demolished.

In 1947, the area of the boulevard was landscaped.

The composition “Song” was installed in the park, depicting three Russian peasant women. In 1958, its author, sculptor M.F. Baburin was awarded a gold medal by the USSR Academy of Arts and a gold medal at the World Exhibition in Brussels.

In February 1958, the first panoramic cinema in the USSR, Mir, opened for 1,220 spectators. The image in it was displayed from three projectors on a giant curved screen with an area of 200 square meters. Schoolchildren liked the Mir cinema: thanks to the high rise of the rows of the auditorium, the spectators sitting in front did not in any way interfere with the viewing experience.

In 1988, the Tsvetnoy Boulevard metro station was opened.

In 2000, a monument to the clown Yuri Nikulin was erected on Tsvetnoy Boulevard next to the circus. Sculptor Yu. Rukavishnikov made a bronze convertible like in the film “Prisoner of the Caucasus”, from the back door of which Yu. Nikulin comes out.

In 2002, a square with a fountain was made in the center of the boulevard and sculptures of bronze clowns by Zurab Tsereteli were installed.

The square among the boulevard is classified as a cultural heritage site of regional significance.

In 2007, the Trubnaya station was opened at the beginning of Tsvetnoy Boulevard on Trubnaya Square. At the beginning of the boulevard there is a stele with the figure of St. George the Victorious. This is a monument to law enforcement defenders who died in the line of duty.

Another global reconstruction awaited the boulevard at the beginning of the 21st century. A fountain was built on the boulevard and landscaping was carried out, but at the same time a significant number of old trees were cut down, and therefore work on the boulevard was criticized by environmental organizations.

Now Tsvetnoy Boulevard is crowded and popular thanks to the business districts located on its sides. However, this does not prevent the boulevard from continuing to be a venue for theatrical festivals and city holidays and walks for citizens.

The route was prepared based on project materials"Lesson in Moscow"

Trubnaya metro station was built by architect V. Filippov and opened on August 30, 2007. It is located under Trubnaya Square at the intersection of Tsvetnoy Boulevard and the Boulevard Ring. The track walls and columns are lined with light-colored marble with inserts of dark green marble between columns and 18 boulevard lanterns in Art Nouveau style. The columns are decorated with stained glass windows depicting cities and the passages of the central hall are installed with panels created by the sculptor Z. Tsereteli. The floor is decorated with a geometric carpet with alternating black and light gray stone patterns. A monument to the fallen policemen was erected at the southern exit of the Trubnaya metro station. The body monument was opened on November 11, 1994, created by sculptor A.A. Bichukov. This is a bronze column 32.5 meters high on a granite pedestal, on which stands a statue of St. George defeating the serpent. The base of the monument is decorated with bas-reliefs and the inscription “Grateful Russia to the soldiers of law and order who died in the line of duty.”

We leave the Trubnaya metro station and go forward to the Monument to Fallen Policemen. And from it we go left and forward along the odd side of Tsvetnoy Boulevard to house No. 5 on Tsvetnoy Boulevard.
In 1887, architect B.V. Freudenberg built a special building with a gymnastics hall for the Moscow Society of Gymnasts. The Moscow Society of Gymnasts was founded by sports enthusiasts - lawyers, doctors, writers from the sports circle at the German Club in 1868. Society elected the committee and the committee chairman. The committees collected contributions from members and spent them on the purchase of equipment, salaries for gymnastics teachers, and bonuses at competitions. The society rented buildings in the city until a house was built for it on Tsvetnoy Boulevard No. 5 in 1887. Competitions and training took place in this building during the cold season. Architect Freudenberg built a two-story brick house with an attached gymnasium with windows in the walls and ceiling. On the facade of the building there were two dates - the founding of the society and the construction of its building. In the House there was an office of the society committee, a library, massage and medical rooms, a locker room with a shower room, offices of two gymnastics teachers, an apartment for the building caretaker and a stoker. From the book “German Addresses of Old Moscow”

We walk forward to house number 9 on Tsvetnoy Boulevard.
The six-story apartment building was built by architect N.D. Strukov in 1906. Now reconstructed.

We walk forward to house number 11, the Mir cinema on Tsvetnoy Boulevard.
A building was originally built on this site to display various panoramas in 1881. It was a blind octahedron with a diameter of about 40 meters. It was later turned into a riding arena, which burned down during the Civil War. The building stood empty until 1957. In 1957 architects V.A. Butuzov, N.S. Strigaleva, M.I. Bogdanov rebuilt it into a panoramic cinema with an auditorium for 1,450 seats with a diameter of about 40 meters and was covered with a cone-shaped dome made of metal trusses. The main volume in the form of a polyhedron was lined with light ceramic tiles and rose above a protruding rectangular glazed volume where there was a vestibule. It had a huge screen on which images from some projectors were displayed. The screen was the largest in the world - an arc of 146 degrees measuring 33 by 12 meters. The seats were located at a large angle and were clearly visible from all sides. The cost of tickets was different - 70 kopecks in the center, 50 kopecks at the edges. The cinema showed Soviet films “Wide is My Country”, “The Volga Flows”, “The Tale of Fiery Years”, “Dangerous Turns”. The screen was later replaced with a flat screen and smaller, and in 1960 the cinema was converted into a wide-format cinema with a hall of 1220 seats. The contrast of glass and blank surfaces gave expressiveness to the building.

We go forward to house number 13 - Yu. Nikulin Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard.
The Moscow Circus opened in 1880 on October 20 in a building specially designed by architect A.E. Weber. Its customer and creator was the brilliant artist, trainer and entrepreneur Albert Salamansky, an Italian by birth, in addition to the Moscow circus, who opened circuses in Berlin, Riga, Odessa. His career began in 1866 in the wooden circus on Vozdvizhenka Karl Ginn. At the opening there was a grandiose performance of 14 trained horses in the act of Albert Salamansky, juggling on a wire by gymnast Henrietta, equestrian Truzzi, clown gymnasts Pascali and the comic pantomime ballet “Life on a Winter Evening” with ice skating and wooden sledding. There is a legend that Salamansky framed the first ruble from ticket sales and hung it on the wall at the box office. The circus became the main entertainment for merchants and ordinary people. The circus was equipped with five rows of seats, a dress circle, a box, a standing gallery and second seats, offering guests seating on wooden benches. The great artists Anatoly and Vladimir Durov and now forgotten foreign clowns Veldman and Bernardo, Tanti, Sergei Kristov performed at the Salamansky Circus. As an equestrian artist, Salamansky staged special performances with trained horses that walked on a tightrope, waltzed, and jumped over each other. Circuses of that time did not do children's performances. And here Albert Salamansky became a pioneer, asking for special permission to hold children's performances - matinees. Matinees were held every Sunday. At Christmas, festive trees were made with round dances, dancing and presentation of gifts. In 1919, Salansky's circus was nationalized and became the first Soviet state circus. Yuri Vladimirovich Nikulin became the head of the circus in 1983. In 1985, on August 13, the last performance took place on the old stage and the building was dismantled. In 1987, on October 19, the foundation stone of a new building was laid, in which a capsule with a message to future generations was placed. The authors of the reconstruction were architects V. Krasilnikov, A. Agafonov, N. Kudryashov and engineer V. Mirimanov. The façade of the circus was preserved and, as it were, framed in tinted glass. On September 29, 1989, the circus opened with a new show. In 1996, the circus was given the name “Moscow Nikulin Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard” for the 75th anniversary of the outstanding artist Yuri Nikulin. In 2000, a monument to Yu.V. was erected in front of the circus building. Nikulin according to the design of the sculptor A.I. Rukavishnikov and architects M.M. Posokhin and A.G. Kochekovsky. Nikulin steps out of a bronze convertible onto the sidewalk. On Tsvetnoy Boulevard there is a monument-fountain “Clowns” opposite the Yu. Nikulin Circus. This composition of several figures of clowns was created by sculptor Z. Tsereteli and opened on June 14, 2002. A group of bronze clowns demonstrates their tricks and there are also attributes made of copper: a suitcase, a hat, a cane, a shoe. The composition is dedicated to the memory of Yuri Nikulin.