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The decision to build a modern House of Culture for 600 seats was taken in 1953, making this the very first significant structure erected following the merger of six small agricultural enterprises in Chobruchi into a single large collective farm — a building that marked the beginning of a new chapter in the village’s development. […]

The park in Chobruchi village, spanning 4 hectares, was created beginning in 1958 according to the vision of Great Patriotic War veteran and sculptor Dmitry Konstantinovich Rodin. Far from simply designing a park and stepping away, Rodin devoted himself to continuously transforming and enriching this space over many years, adding cascading waterfalls, fountains, artificial reservoirs,

The history of Christian worship in Slobodzeya stretches back to the era of Turkish rule, when the town’s very first church stood here — a modest wooden wattle structure with a reed roof that served the early community’s spiritual needs. In 1804, this was replaced by a substantial new stone Church of the Archangel Michael,

The Church of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessaloniki first appeared in Sukleya in 1866, establishing a place of Orthodox worship for this village community that would endure through remarkable trials over the following century and a half. During the Soviet era, before the outbreak of war, the church was closed and its building

A beautiful and spacious building occupies a central position in Kitskany village — the rural House of Culture, constructed in 1965 with a capacity of 500 seats. This institution has long served as the hub of community life in Kitskany, functioning as a center for communication, spiritual development and relaxation for the village’s residents. The

The Kitskany Bridgehead stands as one of the most strategically significant military sites in the history of Pridnestrovie, having played a decisive role in the success of the Iasi-Chisinau operation during World War II. The bridgehead was captured by troops of the 3rd Ukrainian Front during the Odessa operation of 1944, extending up to 18

The Holy Ascension Novo-Nyametsky Monastery, situated in the center of Kitskany village, stands as one of the most outstanding monuments of Orthodox church architecture in all of Pridnestrovie — a place of profound spiritual significance, remarkable historical depth and genuine architectural beauty. The monastery ensemble comprises four churches serving different liturgical purposes: the Holy Ascension

In 1988, Grigory Korzun, former President of the Tiligul football club, founded a truly one-of-a-kind private museum in the village of Ternovka — a collection of alcoholic beverages so extraordinary that it now lays claim to a place in the Guinness Book of Records. As the collection grew to remarkable proportions, a purpose-built structure was

The House of Culture in Parcany village opened its doors on May 1, 1959, established on the basis of the collective farm named after Lenin, and stands today as one of the largest cultural buildings in the entire Slobodzeya district. In 2013, the appointment of Lyudmila Bakhchevan as Director marked a turning point for the

The history of St. Michael’s Church in Parcany stretches back to 1829, when the village’s first stone church was constructed with funds contributed by the villagers themselves. At the beginning of the 20th century, this original building was replaced by a magnificent new church built on the same site, modeled after the celebrated Bendery Transfiguration