G. Kamensk-Ural

Updated June 11, 2025

Дворец культуры «Юность». Подробная информация: расписание, фото, адрес …

## G. Kamensk-Ural’skogo “Yunost” Palace of Culture (Дворец культуры «Юность»): what to know before you go

If you’re trying to understand where Kamensk-Uralsky’s community life actually happens (beyond museums and viewpoints), the Yunost Palace of Culture is one of the clearest answers. It’s a municipal cultural center that hosts year-round programming—concerts, competitions, festivals, and public events—at an address that locals recognize immediately: Prospekt Pobedy, 2.

### Quick facts (verified)
– Official name: Дворец культуры «Юность» (Palace of Culture “Yunost”)
– Type: Cultural center / municipal palace of culture
– Address: Prospekt Pobedy, 2, Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia, 623400
– Coordinates: 56.4141652, 61.9199413 (from your provided data)
– Opening / key milestone: Opened in 1964
– Scale of activity: 300+ mass events per year (reported by official cultural listings)

## Why this place matters in Kamensk-Uralsky

In many Russian cities, a “Palace of Culture” isn’t just a theater building—it’s the anchor for clubs, studios, rehearsals, competitions, and civic celebrations. Yunost fits that model tightly: it’s described as being in the city center and as having held a leading role in the city’s cultural life since it opened.

That matters in a city like Kamensk-Uralsky, which Britannica describes as an industrial city at the confluence of the Kamenka and Iset rivers, historically tied to early Ural ironworking and later industrial production. In places with that profile, venues like Yunost often function as the public “living room”—the place where the calendar fills up for school ensembles, dance sport, holiday events, and community programming. Britannica

## A short, verified history (no guesswork)

According to the national cultural portal Culture.ru and the city’s cultural directory:
– Yunost opened in 1964 and quickly became a leading cultural venue in Kamensk-Uralsky.
– It moved into municipal ownership in 1996.
– It received local recognition in 2006 as a “best cultural institution” winner (as reported on Culture.ru).
– By 2011, it is described as a municipal budgetary cultural institution.

Those dates are useful because they explain why the venue shows up consistently in civic cultural programming: it’s not a pop-up hall, it’s an institution with long-running city ties.

## What you can realistically experience there

### 1) Big calendar energy: festivals, competitions, and public celebrations
Culture.ru and local listings describe 300+ events annually, spanning age groups, plus a set of recurring traditions.

Named examples (explicitly listed):
– Public festivities for seeing off the Russian winter (often associated with Maslenitsa-style programming)
– Russian tournament in sport ballroom dancing
– Choreography competitions, including “V vikhre tantsa” (“In the whirl of dance”)
– A festival tied to the Day of Slavic Literature and Culture
– A contest titled “Pervoklassnitsa” (“First-grader girl”), among others

If you want the “most Kamensk-Uralsky” experience, aim for a date when one of these recurring formats is on—those are the events that reliably pull in local performers and families, not just niche audiences.

### 2) Clubs and studios (the daily-life side of the venue)
The city cultural directory states that Yunost currently has 42 club formations (clubs/studios/groups). Events

That’s the less-obvious reason to care: even on days without headline concerts, a palace of culture like this can be busy with rehearsals, children’s activities, and adult groups cycling in and out.

### 3) Inclusive programming (explicitly stated)
Both Culture.ru and the local directory emphasize attention to programming for:
– people with disabilities, and
– the older generation.

That doesn’t tell you everything about physical accessibility (ramps, elevators, seating layouts), but it does confirm that inclusivity is part of their programming intent and planning.

## Practical visitor info (verify before you go)

### Address + contacts (verified sources)
– Address: Prospekt Pobedy, 2, Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk Oblast, 623400
– Phone (listed): +7 (3439) 32-28-99 – ДК Юность – Каменск-Уральский
– Email (listed): [email protected]
– Official site (listed): дк-юность.рф

### Hours (important nuance)
Different sources show different “hours” contexts:
– The official site shows 09:00–18:00 (presented as a standard schedule context). – ДК Юность – Каменск-Уральский
– The city directory lists Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00; weekends off (again, likely administrative hours). Events
– 2GIS shows a much wider window (example: 08:00–22:00), and explicitly warns to confirm by phone, also noting a holiday period.

Outdated-data flag: opening hours can be “administrative office hours” vs. “building open hours” vs. “event doors.” Because reputable listings disagree, treat any hour you see online as provisional and confirm on the official site or by phone before showing up.

## How to place it on your map (without overpromising directions)

Culture.ru explicitly says the palace is in the center of Kamensk-Uralsky, which is useful when you’re building a day plan around other central stops. Your coordinates (56.4141652, 61.9199413) make it straightforward to plug into any mapping app.

## Internal links
I can’t include verified RealJourneyTravels.com internal links here because I don’t have confirmed URLs/slug structure for your Kamensk-Uralsky or Sverdlovsk Oblast pages. (Adding guessed links would fail your “100% factual” requirement.)

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