Sara Sadykova Museum

Sara Sadykova (1906-1986) was a composer and opera singer. Laureate of the State Prize of the Republic of Tatarstan named after G. Tukay, People's Artist of the TASSR, Honored Artist of the RSFSR. The museum is open in her homeland. The museum has two halls: a memorial hall dedicated to S. Sadykova, and a hall of history of the region. The memorial hall presents personal belongings of the composer: piano, concert dresses, tour suitcase, furnishings, photographs, posters, books, etc. Interesting Uzbek carpet, presented to her in 1939 in Tashkent as a gift, gramophone and records of the 1930s with recordings of the singer and songs to her music, as well as 10 audio cassettes with melodies on poems of famous poets, music for performances, instrumental works written from 1967 to 1987.

The historical part of the exposition is represented by ethnographic and numismatic objects, photographs and personal belongings of fellow villagers. The oldest exhibits of the museum are tusks and other fragments of the mammoth body, found in 1906 during work on deepening the lake bottom. Among the objects of Tatar life are interesting old spindles, samovars, stupas, washing boards, blacksmith furs, Tatar headdresses, jewelry, homespun towels of the late XIX - mid XX century. The exposition also reflects the periods of formation and development of the collective farm, the Great Patriotic War and the modern history of the village.