The Moscow Kremlin Museums and the GUM Department store have run a joint campaign within the display 'France and Russia: Ten Centuries Together'. The visitors to the GUM Department Store have an opportunity to do the exhibition in the Kremlin at a preferential price From 25 December 2021 to 9 January 2022.

“Korean visitors will be able to immerse into Russian culture more deeply and friendly,” - said the Plenipotentiary Minister, councillor, Director of the Cultural Center of the Republic of Korea, Vi Myung Jae, while visiting the Moscow Kremlin Museums.

On 17 September 2021, the Moscow Kremlin Museums will launch the exhibition France and Russia: Ten Centuries Together as part of the cross-cultural year between Russia and France, highlighting their interregional cooperation.

On 8 September 2021, the Alexander I – Empires' Restorer exhibition, presenting pieces from the Moscow Kremlin Museums’ collection opens in the State Museum of the South Ural History (Chelyabinsk). That is the fourth project realized as part of the agreement between the regional government and the Kremlin Museums. On display which is timed to coincide with the 220th Anniversary of the enthronement of Emperor Alexander I are exceptional pieces from the Armoury Chamber relating to the sovereign, his deeds and the epoch of this prominent ruler.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums received an award of the conquest ‘Traveller's Choice 2021’, conducted by the international tourist platform Tripadvisor.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums and Department of Culture of Moscow launched a large-scale photo project "Masterpieces of the Moscow Kremlin" in the streets, boulevards, and parks of Moscow. The museum will show to Muscovites and guests of the city national treasures from the collection of the Armoury Chamber, among which are state regalia, Easter gifts by Fabergé firm, coronation costumes.

From 17 to 20 of June 2021 a book festival "Red Square" took place in Moscow, where the Moscow Kremlin Museums presented new museum editions and exhibition projects.

On 31 May 2021, the last concert of the VI musical festival "Ambassadorial Gifts" timed to the exhibition "Decline of the Dynasty: The Last Rurikids and the False Dmitry" took place at the Moscow Kremlin Museums. The festival included three concerts, revealing the subject of the Time of Troubles through secular, spiritual and instrumental music from the 16th-17th centuries. The premiere of the cantata "The Time of Troubles" became the final chord of the program.

On 9 April 2021, the Moscow Kremlin Museums open the exhibition Suprematism Vision: Space Motifs in the Graphic Works and Jewellery Designs of Nadia Léger, which celebrates the approaching 60th Anniversary of the first in the human history space flight of Yuri Gagarin.

On April 6, 2021, the Kremlin Museums launch the exhibition "Decline of a Dynasty. The Last Rurikids and the False Dmitry" – a sequel to the ongoing research project devoted to the rulers of Medieval Russia.

23 October 2020, the exhibition "Oriental Treasures in the Moscow Kremlin Museums’ Collection" has opened in the State Historical Museum of the South Urals in Chelyabinsk. About two hundred unique pieces of decorative and applied art from the Kremlin's collections— magnificent works by Eastern masters of the 15th-20th centuries—are presented here.

Between 9 October 2020 and 10 January 2021, the display "Carl Fabergé & Feodor Rückert. Masterpieces of Russian Enamel" will run in the exhibition spaces of the Assumption Belfry and Patriarch's Palace in the Moscow Kremlin Museums. Visitors will have a rare opportunity to view about four hundred enamelled pieces made of precious metals - all produced by Russian jewellery firms of the late 19th - early 20th century.