"The cultural world of a quiet province."

Sightseeing tour of the P.K. Sharapov Museum of Local Lore.

The museum's exhibitions introduce the history of the Danilovsky region, the heroic past of the Danilovsky land, the crafts and crafts owned by our residents.

A unique collection of amazing, unusual in shape samovars: road, gypsy, festive and everyday, will help in answering the question why Danilov was called little Tula at the end of the 19th century.

The sound of ancient musical instruments will immerse you in the atmosphere of merchant's living rooms. The entourage photo location will inspire incredible pictures in the Soviet-era hall "Subscription to the land of the Soviets or why was the grid called a string bag?".

Interactive program "Visiting Danilovna". The program includes a noise orchestra "Rattles", making wishes on a bunched broom, a story about the rituals and traditions that existed in the Danilovsky district at the end of the XIX century, the beginning of the XX.

The Summer Garden is adjacent to the P. K. Sharapov Museum of Local Lore. At the end of the XIX century, it belonged to the St. Petersburg merchant A.A. Akimov. The summer garden is a cozy corner and a favorite place of recreation for citizens and guests of the city. Sculptures are installed in the garden, reminding that a chessboard is depicted on the coat of arms of the city of Danilova. The exposition "Guardians of Windows", which is presented in the garden, tells about the Danilovsky platbands, surprises and makes lovers of wooden architecture fall in love with themselves.

The Danilovskaya Art Gallery and exhibition halls introduce modern fine art of various types, styles and directions. Significant events were: an exhibition of the originals of Nicholas Roerich, exhibitions of academicians D. Tutunjan, V. Strakhov, E. Paskhina, world–famous animation artists A. Petrov and M. Aldashin, photographers A. Lyskin, V. Vyatkin, director T. Shakhverdiyev. In the periodically updated expositions, viewers have the opportunity to get acquainted with the works of artists from Danilov, Yaroslavl, Uglich, Vologda, Kostroma, Moscow and other regions of Russia.