How much is it in Russia, "friends" with the museum?

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From today ArtChronika :

In the Tretyakov Gallery, for example, there is a Society of Friends of the Tretyakov Gallery, which has both private and corporate members. The initial level suggests a contribution of from 3000 to 7499 rubles a year - for that you get a notice in the mail and the right to go on the show jump the queue. There are many levels of participation - from the "bronze" to "platinum", for which has yet to be "brilliant", but a fixed sum for the purchase is not as well established boundaries of the "target fee". For example, to become a "bronze" friend of the museum, you have to pay from 7500 to 14,999 rubles, and to become a "platinum" - donate from 60 000 to 149 999 rubles.

In the Moscow Kremlin Museums everything is made easier, though price limits are marked in dollars. Habit gradirovat friends, by analogy with precious metals, too, will not go away - "bronze" friend of the Kremlin Museums can be a fee of $ 300 to $ 499. During this year you can qualify for free visiting the Armory, cathedrals and exhibitions, as well as invitations to open exhibitions, tours and concerts that are organized specifically for members of the Society of Friends. Followed by "Silver" and "gold" levels, where added, respectively, an invitation to children's events on the occasion of Christmas and Easter and invitations to the Kremlin's festivals, such as Easter.

About families particularly concerned Russian Museum. Family member of the Society of Friends of the Russian Museum can be any family, the only difference in price. Russian citizens have to pay € 150, and foreigners - € 500. All family members hand over card base rate for a free visit to the museum, adults receive invitations to open exhibitions, and children - to the contests, Christmas trees and other holidays that suit at the museum. You can obtain an individual membership: the bottom bracket of € 100 provides the basic "white" card - it's called subscription "Classic", followed by "Silver" from € 500, and "Gold" from € 1000 to € 2000.

The most democratic among all the "big" Russian museums can be called a program of the State Hermitage. All Club members are friends of the privileges - they are entitled to free admission to exhibitions, to their services separate dressing room and recreation room in the museum. All club members will send invitations to events that take place, according to the employee of the club, about once every two months.
Marina Semyandyaeva
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