Past events

This was held in Montreux. About 1,000 people took part. This was a splendid holiday for both those with Slavic backgrounds and the Swiss. Performing artists: Furor Band from Tambov, the Lyudmila Dutruel Dance Studio. The host was Sergey Fedyanin. Supported by: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne. Partner: Commune de Monteux.

This was the first “Soldier’s Camp Online” competition. Twenty-nine competitors took part in 3 nominations. All the works were imbued with inspiration and pride for their homeland. The contest jury was composed of: Honored Artists of Russia Kamil Larin and Alexander Demidov, the Quartet I theater. Supported by: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne.

We miraculously “slipped through” the quarantine’s corridor, and the dictation turned out to be “regal”. It was in the Hôtel des Trois Couronnes, in the legendary hall where Russian aristocracy used to stay. The dictation was attended by 40 people, with 5 outstanding students. Supported by: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne. Partner: Hôtel Des Trois Couronnes.

Eastern Orthodox Old New Year. The embodiment of the TV program in the format of a gala dinner and a concert program.Sixty guests participated, as did the Furor Band musical group, and the event was hosted by Sergey Fedyanin. There was music from all generations and many countries. There were also comedian contests, much laughter, and surprises, with dances and Grandfather Frost and Snow Maiden in attendance. Partner: Hotel des Trois Couronnes.

This was held in the ski resort of Villar-sur-Ollon, at the Royalp hotel. It was unforgettable for the few participants that did attend – those who were not afraid of the bad weather. There were competitions, dances, Russian cuisine, live music, and burning effigies in the rain! Supported by: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne. Partner: Hotel Royalp.

This took place at the Hôtel Des Trois Couronnes for the first time. Forty-two people took part in the dictation, and 1 student “distinguished himself” this time. This event subsequently became a regular one, and was loved by everyone who took part in it for the first time. Partner: Hôtel Des Trois Couronnes.

This was held at an altitude of 1,200 meters, in a picturesque place called Les Pléiades. About 300 people participated, with the Immortal Regiment, a contest with soldiers’ songs, a concert, and the game Zarnitsa. Shish-kebabs, soldier’s porridge, and potatoes roasted over an outdoor fire were served. An action held by Lifeline raised 310 CHF. Supported by: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne. Partner: Commune de Blonay.

A birthday celebration in medieval style at the Château de Coudrée on Lake Geneva. This is full immersion in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, with a medieval ball, dinner in the castle hall, and transformation into dancing in the 1990s. There are performances by artists ranging from a fire tamer and sword fighting to a live romance and a DJ.

This took place in the bounds of the L’HIVER RUSSE program held at the Lausanne Opera. There was a gala dinner with Quartet I and the Light Music Band. The format was unique, with live humor by Quartet I, dinner, music, and dancing. Two hundred guests were in attendance. General Sponsor: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne.

This took place at a private estate in Saint Legier, and there were about 200 participants. A concert was held in which adults and children from the region took part. There was Russian cuisine with crepes, pies and dumplings. There were also competitions to display strength and dexterity, ingenuity, and various skills. The traditional burning of an effigy overlooking Lake Leman also occurred.

This event was held at a private estate in Saint Legier, with about 200 participants. In keeping with tradition, a minute of silence was observed. There was a contest with soldiers’ songs. A field kitchen served up shish-kebab to the participants from an incredible grill, and they partook of soldier’s porridge and potatoes roasted over an outdoor fire. The cornerstone for future Soldiers’ Camp events was laid down.

This was a presentation given for potential partners and sponsors for the Russian Parlors project that was held by its creators, Zlata Smirnova and Daria Ivanovskaya. A classical music concert was performed by Anastasia Subrakova on the violin. Then there were friendly cocktails and pleasant chatting among a small group of people.

This was co-produced along with Aygelia Murzabekova at the Great Gatsby ballet show in Geneva. The stage director and choreographer was Dwight Rhoden, with music by Konstantin Meladze and Yuriy Shepeta, who are dancers with the Mariinskiy Theater, the Kiev Opera and Ballet Theater, and the Complexions Contemporary Ballet in the US. All 1,200 seats at the Leman Concert Hall were occupied.

This was a children’s New Year’s party attended by about 100 children and their parents. It happened at the Hotel des Trois Couronnes, with participation by the Plumage Theater Studio from Ufa, which put together a unique performance in 2 languages especially for this event. General Sponsor: the Russian Honorary Consulate in Lausanne.

This was a distinctive concert by the genius Leonid Agutin and the Esperanto group at the Montreux Palace Hotel, with 300 guests in attendance. The format it took on was a cocktain dinner, with a gala concert followed by an after-party. It featured Pierre Lurton, the producer of the legendary Château d’Yquem. Sponsors: Lasvit, Antiquorum, and various partners.

This was a stylized party held with the participation of 100 guests at the Le Baroque Club in Geneva. An interactive entertainment club program was set up with the host Sergei Fedyanin and DJ Mela from Moscow. A dance show was put on by Daniel Juvet & Zuzane Sukorova, and people danced until the dawn.