At Talent Square, there was a rich program for everyone yoga, qigong, dance fitness, tango, salsa, hip hop and Belarusian folk dance workshops. Guests could try roller skating, acting, makeup, crafts and more, and a hand made fair was held in Volkonsky Square. A themed photo display Summer in Germany let everyone view and take photos they liked.

For those who do not yet go to the gym but are already thinking about their health, yoga classes, qigong gymnastics, and dance fitness programs Capoeira and Zumba were held at “Talent Square.” The dance block included master classes in tango, salsa, hustle, hip-hop, and national Belarusian dances. Together with an inline skating instructor, everyone who had not yet learned to roller skate could master this simple art. Under the guidance of experienced teachers, anyone interested could improve their natural skills: learn the basics of acting, attend a master class on speech technique and developing a natural voice.
Hairdressers and stylists of “Talent Square” developed several programs for girls, teaching them the basics of makeup, fashion trends in manicure, and hairstyles with braiding elements. For children and their parents, a master class in face painting and body art was held.
Well, for those who would like to work with their hands in the weaving workshop of the Kurnosov estate (17B 3 July St.), courses were held in artistic embroidery, bobbin lace making, and picture embroidery. In addition, everyone could learn how to make exclusive photo frames from available materials (scrapbooking), make flowers from felt, weave shambala bracelets, and create unique bouquets with their own hands.
In Volkonsky Square, as part of “Talent Square,” there was an exhibition and fair of handmade items (Hand made): felting, scrapbooking, polymer clay, bead weaving, leather goods, and much more. One of the unique events of “Talent Square” was a themed photo drying, “Summer in Germany.” Participants in the event brought their photos taken in Germany in the summer. The photos were hung up for public viewing, and spectators could take home the one they liked best.