Our September 2026 edition brings together inspiring stories, community news, cultural traditions, and exciting educational programs from Austin’s vibrant Russian-speaking community. This issue celebrates the people who make our community special, the friendships that bring us together, and the many ways we preserve our cultural heritage while making Austin our home.
English version: russianaustin.com/RA15e.pdf
Russian language PDF: russianaustin.com/RA15.pdf
Education and Children’s Programs
Discover what’s new at Sputnik Saturday School and Mishki Preschool, including updated locations, schedules, and educational opportunities for the 2026–2027 school year. We also look back at an unforgettable summer camp season filled with adventures, creative projects, and new friendships, and introduce upcoming school-break camps.
Community Events and Cultural Celebrations
Explore highlights from our recent Maslenitsa and Easter celebrations, and find out what’s coming next! Mark your calendar for the annual Dobro Fall Festival on November 1, 2026, featuring live music, delicious food, a makers’ market, and children’s entertainment. You’ll also find information about our upcoming New Year celebrations.
Meet the People of Our Community
Get to know four remarkable Austin residents through personal interviews:
- Olga Davydova — sharing her journey and passion for hospitality and cuisine.
- Eli Zev (E.Z.) Ilionsky — discussing his legal career, immigration experience, and dedication to helping others.
- Olga Shisler — telling her story of entrepreneurship, personal growth, and finding a home in Austin.
- Tatyana Orlova — introducing her passion for local history, guided tours, and creative art.
Discover Austin’s Hidden Gems
Take a fascinating journey through Austin’s architectural history. Explore beautiful historic buildings, lesser-known landmarks, and interesting places to visit around our city.
Russian Austin Journal is more than a publication. It is a place where we share experiences, celebrate achievements, discover local talent, and strengthen the connections that make our community unique.
We are grateful to our contributors, volunteers, educators, families, and everyone who supports our cultural and educational initiatives.
Enjoy reading, share the journal with your friends, and stay connected!
Visit RussianAustin.com to learn more about our programs, community events, and future publications.
Issue No. 15 – September 2026
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 15, September 2026)
English version: russianaustin.com/RA15e.pdf
Russian language PDF: russianaustin.com/RA15.pdf
Previous issues of the journal dating back to September 2020:
Issue No. 14 – October 2025
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 14, October 2025)
PDF: russianaustin.com/RA14.pdf
Issue No. 13 – April 2025
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 13, April 2025)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA13.pdf
Issue No. 12 – May 2024
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 12, May 2024)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA12.pdf
Issue No. 11 – September 2023
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 11, September 2023)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA11.pdf
Issue No. 10 – May 2023
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 10, May 2023)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA10.pdf
Issue No. 9 – February 2023
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 9, February 2023)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA9.pdf
Issue No. 8 – October 2022
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 8, October 2022)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA8.pdf
Issue No. 7 – June 2022
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 7, June 2022)

Russian Austin Journal (Issue 7, June 2022)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA7.pdf
Issue No. 6 – March 2022
Russian Austin Journal (Issue 6, March 2022)
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA6.pdf
Issue No. 5 – October 2021
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA5.pdf
Issue No. 4 – June 2021

PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA4.pdf
Issue No. 3 – March 2021
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA3.pdf
Issue No. 2 – December 2020
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA2.pdf
Issue No. 1 – September 2020
PDF: https://russianaustin.com/RA1.pdf
The journal is published in Russian. Print circulation: 7,500 copies.













