The Evenki use dugout canoes on rivers, which are made by hollowing out poplar trunks with special axes. In the past, reindeer were used for transport. Cargo bags were attached to special saddles, ensuring that the weight was evenly distributed on both sides. Today, transport during the summer migration is mostly carried out by horses and in winter by snowmobiles.

The clothing of the Even people in Kamchatka corresponds in style and ornamentation to the traditions of the Tungus peoples. It therefore differs significantly from the clothing and decorative art of other peoples in Kamchatka. Unlike the Koryak kuchljanka, the Even parka is open at the front, revealing the richly decorated apron worn underneath. Various seamstresses from Esso and Anavgaj demonstrate and explain fur processing, dyeing techniques, sewing techniques, the manufacture of women's clothing, boots and headgear, and various ornaments.