Rostselmash House of Culture

The Rostselmash House of Culture is a cultural facility in the Pervomayskiy district of Rostov-on-Don that provides multiple event spaces. The structure displays architectural features from the early 20th century and contains various halls for gatherings, classes, and art programs.

The building was designed in 1929 and opened in 1931, reflecting the architectural understanding of the early Soviet period. Its creation connects to the industrial growth of Rostov, particularly through its proximity to the Rostselmash machinery factory.

The building serves as a venue where local artists regularly organize theater performances, concerts, and dance shows. Here residents from the neighborhood gather to experience culture together across different generations.

Access is straightforward and the various halls can be visited depending on the type of activity planned. Visitors should check ahead about which programs are running, as room usage varies by season.

The building carries the name of the nearby Rostselmash factory, a major agricultural machinery manufacturer with a century-long history. This connection shows how cultural facilities in Soviet cities were deeply intertwined with factories and their workers.

Location: Rostov-on-Don

Location: Pervomayskiy Raion

Inception: 1929

Architects: Alexey Timofeyevich Mulik

Official opening: 1931

Website: http://dkrsm.ru

GPS coordinates: 47.24984,39.76348

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07