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Potatoes A La Daufine, cabbage gatherings, and jazz—a delicious weekend in Russia

The seasonal cold snap isn't a reason to indulge in the autumn blues. TURIZM.RU presents a review of the most interesting events expected this coming weekend across Russia.

The Golden Autumn gastronomic marathon continues in the Russian capital. At the festival At specially organized fairs and venues, you can sample produce from farmers from 40 regions of the country—meat, cheese, fish, vegetables, and fruits. In addition, there are master classes on preparing unusual dishes, culinary competitions, themed performances, concerts, family competitions, and much more.

Meanwhile, Cabbage Day will be celebrated in Voronezh. The holiday originates from Ancient Rus', where "Cabbage Get-Togethers" were held in honor of this vegetable. At the end of September, every family would prepare the harvest for the winter, and at the same time, they would invite unmarried men and introduce them to marriageable girls. The Voronezh festival promises to be exciting: guests will sample various cabbage treats, participate in master classes, learn how to make sauerkraut, and participate in games and competitions!

Rostov-on-Don welcomes wine lovers. The program includes a tasting of the drink of the gods, as well as treats made with honey and seasonal vegetables. You can also enjoy performances by local folk groups, an art exhibition, and participate in games and competitions. The festival is held a few kilometers outside the city, at the Pukhlyakovsky farmstead, which has long been considered the center of local winemaking.

Those living in Kaliningrad won't be bored either. Culinary enthusiasts should attend the gastronomic cheese festival, where guests will be offered a variety of cheeses to try, including beloved German varieties and local experimental creations. And in the Polessky District of the Kaliningrad Region, Potato Day will be celebrated, featuring original dishes made with this beloved vegetable, along with contests and prizes.

Those hungry for spiritual nourishment should head to Pavlovsk Park in St. Petersburg. The JazzArtFest "Pavlovsk Coffee & Jazz" is taking place there on Saturday, September 30th. The program includes performances by renowned jazz musicians. The park will also feature a coffee shop with an experienced barista who will prepare a fragrant drink and share a few secrets for true coffee lovers.

Source: news.turizm.ru

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