Here you may look through the main events happened in Arkhangelsk during the last months

Arkhangelsk and Murmansk to get Norwegian competence and technologies in energy saving.

The Russian and Norwegian young trade union leaders met in Arkhangelsk to discuss questions concerning how to engage young people in trade unions.

Murmansk is celebrating the most important holiday in Norway - Constitution Day, the calendar says it is the 17th of May. On this day Murmansk becomes just like Norway.

A significant contribution to the “Cultural school bag” of the Troms county was made by Arhangelsk Puppet theatre in May 2010. Hundreds of children have seen “The Parrot’s Fairy Tales” performed by Russian actors together with puppets.

A well known Sami musician and producer Johan Sara came to Naryan-Mar to prepare the Barents Spectacle in Kirkenes.

In order to see the North, its beauty and greatness one can go to the Murmansk Art Museum which today holds the opening of Northern Imaginary exhibition by Patrick Huse.

Over the past year, Finnmark Days in Murmansk city have become a tradition.
But this October for the first time in history Vadsø city hosted Murmansk Days.

The number of Norwegian citizens coming to Murmansk Oblast either to work here or establish their own companies is skyrocketing. Meanwhile, when working in Russia they encounter many challenges.

23-24 September 2009 Murmansk city hosted the Barents Euro-Arctic Conference of Ministers responsible for youth policy.