Gogol Library

Modern creative space, which today bears the name "The Library of Gogol", dates back to the library of the Okhta Council of Deputies, which was founded back in 1918 to educate the broad masses of the people. In 1952, by the 100th anniversary of the death of N.V. Gogol it was given the name of the great Russian writer.

Nowadays, the traditional place for reading has become a fashionable "third place" where a person can come after work or study to spend time and expand their horizons. The design of the reconstructed library is based on the image of Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol in the most unusual interpretations.

Today in the Gogol Library lectures, master classes, creative meetings and other interesting events are held.