Children's Tennis Tournament and Football School on the Island
Sports correspondent Deldár reports on a children's tennis tournament with 45 players and announces a football school for children from age three.
Open sourceExpat life: communities, services and the experience of moving to the island.
Sports correspondent Deldár reports on a children's tennis tournament with 45 players and announces a football school for children from age three.
Open sourceReport from the Miss World Tourism final at Citrus hotel in Waskaduwa: the Czech favourite did not make the top 10 but received a special award.
Open sourceProfile of islander Deldár: 26 years old, living in Galle for nearly five months, football coach who loves children and surfing.
Open sourceMedia report the arrival of the 100,000th Russian tourist via Aeroflot, while the Tourism Ministry counts over 110,000 Russians since the start of 2023.
Open source31-year-old Masha from Moscow has been living in Midigama for one week and names the people and ocean as the island's greatest assets.
Open sourceShort announcement that the final Otyekhavshe livestream begins in 15 minutes.
Open sourceThe editors share party flashback videos from the Otyekhavshe project and announce the final live broadcast the next day at 20:00 Sri Lanka time.
Open source28-year-old Moscow musician Anton Sverchkov has lived in Weligama since November 2022 and describes the island as a place where all colours are beautiful.
Open sourceThe founders of the Otyekhavshe project announce a final live broadcast recounting the history of their Russian-expat parties on Sri Lanka and answering all questions.
Open sourceIntroduction to Roman Lazarev — PhD, psychosomatic psychologist and developer with over 1 million sq m of completed projects, a friend of the channel.
Open source36-year-old Mari from St Petersburg has been living on the island for six months a year since 2020, naming Talpe, Hikkaduwa and Maskeliya as her favourite spots.
Open source36-year-old Moscow psychologist Amira has lived in Madiha since September 2022 and values the island's visa regime and runs her own interview channel.
Open source40-year-old entrepreneur Ilya lives in Mataramba and values the island for its mix of smart expats and warm-hearted locals.
Open source24-year-old actor Maxim has lived in Unawatuna for 211 days and values the island for its freedom from Russian politics.
Open source23-year-old designer Alena has been traveling the southern part of the island for 28 days and appreciates the atmosphere despite frequent power cuts.
Open sourceThe channel congratulates Irina, founder of the Kellla women's clothing brand, on her debut interview on the MAD set channel; stores operate in Unawatuna, Arugam Bay, Colombo, Spain, and Ukraine.
Open sourceThe channel recommends Sergei Efimov's podcast on self-esteem and confidence with practical exercises; the author is available in person for island residents.
Open sourceAlesya, 32, a teacher from Moscow, spent 47 days traveling across Sri Lanka and loves the atmosphere and how the island is different everywhere.
Open sourcePasha, 20, a videographer from St. Petersburg, has spent 247 days in Midigama, values the open creative people and his knack for buying things at half the market price.
Open sourceKristina Kormilitsyna, 39, from Moscow, shares her five months of life in Matara, her love of the climate and carefree atmosphere, and the bar opened by her husband.
Open sourceDmitry and Anastasia explain how they accidentally ended up in Sri Lanka instead of Bali and launched a quality grocery delivery service for their large family.
Open sourceThe channel announces the release of an interview with Dmitry and Anastasia, founders of the Lanka Food grocery delivery service.
Open sourceAnnouncement of the opening of a designer boutique by Ukrainian brands KELLLA and PAKO in Arugam Bay — dresses, accessories and clothing by Ukrainian designers.
Open sourceAdvertisement for Lanka Food: farm products, ready meals and business lunches delivered to expats — discount with the promo code 'ostrov'.
Open sourceAnnouncement of a 'Cinema and Music' quiz and film screening at the Russian-speaking venue 'Svoya Kompaniya' in Unawatuna — 2000 rupees entry, 10 TON prize for winners.
Open sourceAnnouncement of the opening of a Russian-speaking community space 'Ot'yekkhavshiye' in Arugam Bay — a venue for expats, travellers and nomads on the east coast.
Open sourceAdvertisement for Lanka Food service for homesick expats: delivery of Russian dishes — from vinegret to red caviar — with a 5% discount using the promo code 'OSTROV'.
Open sourceProfile of the youngest participant in 'People of the Island' — Marco, 11 years old, from Moscow, living in Galle for 191 days.
Open sourceProfile of expat Olga Maksimenko, 33, who relocated to Sri Lanka from Turkey and has visited 26 countries; she plans further moves.
Open sourceProfile of expat Kristina Sultanova, 34, from Moscow, who has visited 35 countries and has been living in Mirissa for 210 days.
Open sourceProfile of expat Anton Vladimirovich, 39, from Almaty, living in Colombo for around 270 days and sharing his life on the island.
Open sourceProfile of expat Rashid, 30, a developer from St. Petersburg living in Unawatuna for 348 days who brings people together around projects.
Open sourceProfile of expat Nadya Sakhno, 46, an architect-designer who has lived in Sri Lanka for 484 days and is preparing to move to the USA for her husband's business.
Open sourceProfile of expat Katya, 31, an advertising professional from St. Petersburg living in Mirissa for a year who created the Chapter gastronomic-themed clothing brand.
Open sourceProfile of expat Sergei Efimov, 40, a psychotherapist and art therapist from St. Petersburg living in Weligama and unlocking people's hidden potential.
Open sourceProfile of expat Yulia, 38, a manager from St. Petersburg living in Galle for 186 days and involved in business processes and culinary projects.
Open sourceProfile of expat Sergei Fokin, 35, a chef from St. Petersburg living in Ahangama for 374 days and appreciating the island's magic.
Open sourceProfile of expat Artyom, 40, a lawyer from St. Petersburg who has lived on the island for over 500 days and launches large-scale projects.
Open sourceThe channel invites readers living in Sri Lanka and creating interesting projects to share their stories for the 'people of the island' feature.
Open sourceA story about expat couple Sonya (clothing brand designer) and Ranga (artist), who support a local Sri Lankan family and organise painting workshops for local and international children.
Open sourceLanka Food is giving away three vouchers worth 2,000, 4,000, and 6,000 rupees for orders from their island store with Russian products; subscribers must comment on what food they miss most.
Open sourceA humorous post about arriving in Sri Lanka with a reference to the pink aesthetic of the Barbie movie.
Open sourceThe female community Breakfast at Tiffany's is turning a southern Sri Lanka venue into a karaoke bar and inviting members to a Wednesday evening event.
Open sourceThe post explains the digital nomad phenomenon — IT and creative professionals working remotely who choose to live abroad, including in Sri Lanka.
Open sourceDeldhar invites everyone — beginners and experienced players — to weekly free rugby training in Galle.
Open sourceThe channel encourages those developing projects or brands in Sri Lanka to share useful links for mutual support.
Open sourceAs of March 13, 2023, Russians lead tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka at 24% of 264,000 visitors, a 15% increase year-on-year.
Open sourceActor and psychologist Sergei, living on the island for 2 months, discusses toxic positive thinking and how to be a realist.
Open sourceResidents of the Forwater residential complex congratulate Irina on the opening of women's clothing boutique KELLLA in Unawatuna — today at 15:00.
Open sourceA call to share links to creative and business projects of the Russian-speaking community in Sri Lanka in the comments.
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