Russian Club started on a very modest scale with a few expatriates who came to these shores and who wanted to have means of getting together in some place where they could speak in their language and have opportunity to fulfil their needs to retain cultural identity. They hired small room in George Street, Sydney and began long journey into the future.

It hasn’t changed much until arrival of groups of refugees from Europe who happened to be displaced persons after the end of second world war. But the numbers were still quite small.

Over the years club maintained very reach cultural life. Concerts, drama theatres, choirs, dance studious, meetings and functions of all possible imaginations. Today apart from club’s own programs it offers premises for hire to the community at large.