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Children's Library #242 invites young readers and their parents to a creative meeting "My Life is Cinematography" dedicated to Russian Cinema Day. They will be given a film quiz "Everything is the Other Way Around": participants will have to guess the title of a film presented upside down.

The children will take part in the fun competitions “Name the film by the still frame”, “Continue the movie character’s catchphrase” and “Guess the film by the song”. They will show their knowledge of Russian cinema.

Guests will meet with film director Akim Salbiev, a student of Tamara Makarova and Sergey Gerasimov, famous masters of the All-Russian State University of Cinematography named after S.A. Gerasimov. He will talk about the path that those who choose the professions of actor and director have to take.

The meeting will end with a screening of excerpts from the animated film about film production, "Mimimishki. Light. Camera. Action."

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Children's Library No. 242 invites young readers and their parents to literary readings "Miracles are made with your own hands", dedicated to the 145th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Green. At the book exhibition, guests will get acquainted with the life and work of the writer, and hear excerpts from his story "Scarlet Sails".

Also on this day there will be a meeting with the writer Natalia Sterkina, who will talk about the phenomenon of Alexander Green. She will also conduct a role-playing game for the children, "A movie is being filmed", during which they will shoot a video clip based on his work.

At the master class, children will be asked to illustrate "Scarlet Sails", and at the end – to answer questions of a literary quiz. The winners will receive books as a gift.

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Children's Library No. 242 invites young readers and their parents to a comprehensive event "Create a miracle with your own hands", dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the birth of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The children will be introduced to a children's encyclopedia, shown a video presentation and told that planet Earth was formed more than four billion years ago.

Guests will also learn about the book "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and will finally take part in a master class where they will create a craft with their own hands.

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From January to June 2025, almost 700 urban development plans for land plots (GPZU) for the construction of educational facilities were issued in the capital. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

"In the first six months of 2025, 686 urban development plans for land plots for the construction of educational facilities were issued in Moscow. This is five percent more than in the same period last year. The increase in the number of issued documents indicates an increased interest in the development of preschool and school education infrastructure. The largest number of urban development plans in January-June 2025 were issued in the Central and Novomoskovsky administrative districts – 129 and 122 units, respectively," said Vladimir Efimov.

Moscow continues to work on optimizing the procedures for drawing up urban planning documentation in order to increase their accessibility and convenience for citizens and business representatives. All services can now be obtained electronically through the mos.ru portal, which significantly reduces the time for preparing and coordinating projects.

"The city continues to improve approaches to interaction with applicants, ensuring transparency and efficiency of the procedure for registration of urban development plans for land plots. The largest number of urban development plans for the first six months of 2025 were issued in the Basmanny – 21 – and Tagansky – 19 districts," she noted.

Juliana Knyazhevskaya, Chairman of the Committee on Architecture and Urban Development.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin said that construction of a kindergarten in Ochakovo-Matveevsky will be completed in 2026.

The construction of social facilities in Moscow corresponds to the goals and initiatives of the national project "Infrastructure for life."

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Thousands are sold in Moscow every year improvement projects in different urban areas: from courtyards andparks to the streets and areas near transport facilitiesSergei Sobyanin reported this in on your telegram channel.

“This year, there are plans to put about 700 city streets in order, including three major outbound highways: Profsoyuznaya Street with 60th Anniversary of October Avenue,

Volgogradsky Prospect with Marxistskaya Street and Shchelkovskoye Highway with Krasnoprudnaya and Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Streets,” the Mayor of Moscow wrote.

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Shchyolkovskoye Highway is one of the largest outbound highways in Moscow, with about 570,000 city residents living nearby. It handles more than 22,000 vehicles per day. There are 51 public transport routes along the highway, with a daily passenger flow of 250,000 people.

The comprehensive improvement of Shchelkovskoye Shosse, Krasnoprudnaya and Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya streets began in April 2025. Specialists are carrying out work on the section from Komsomolskaya Square to the Moscow Ring Road with a total length of 8.9 kilometers. The main objective is to make the urban environment more functional and comfortable for local residents, while maintaining the transport function of the highway.

The implementation of the project will reduce the load on sections of Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Street from Preobrazhensky Val Street to Khalturinskaya Street by seven percent, Shchyolkovskoye Highway from Montazhnaya Street to the exit to the Moscow High-Speed Diameter by 11 percent, Khalturinskaya Street from Otkrytoye Highway to Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Street by six percent.

Instead of outdated stops, specialists will install nine modern pavilions. Thanks to the infrastructure upgrade, as well as due to the adjustment of traffic lights and the provision of priority to city transport, its travel speed will increase by 17 percent.

More than 720 benches and trash bins will be placed on the sidewalks and in other suitable places. 38 new information steles will help to find your way around. Shchyolkovskoye Highway will become lighter and safer in the evening and at night thanks to the replacement of 70 lanterns and more than 1.6 thousand old gas-discharge lamps with LED ones. At unregulated pedestrian crossings, specialists will install contrast lighting supports.

By creating 123 thousand square meters of lawns and planting more than 700 large trees, Shchyolkovskoye Highway will become much greener. To add color to the autumn-winter landscape, four decorative compositions of coniferous plants will be created on the scenic sections of the highway.

To improve the appearance of the highway, decorative cladding will appear near ventilation shafts and other engineering structures. Thanks to it, they will become attractive accents of the urban environment.

The specialists will also replace the surface of about 150 thousand square meters of sidewalks and more than 450 thousand square meters of roads, remove overhead cable lines underground and install an additional drainage system.

At the moment, 43 percent of the work has been completed. About 240 people and more than 70 units of equipment are involved.

"We began the comprehensive improvement of Shchyolkovskoye Highway with Krasnoprudnaya and Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Streets in April 2025. Large-scale, voluminous work is being carried out on the section from Komsomolskaya Square to the Moscow Ring Road. We plan to finish them this fall," the Moscow Mayor wrote in

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Improvement of Shchyolkovskoye Highway has begun in the east of the capitalMoscow's outbound highways will become more modern and functional — Sergei Sobyanin

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The Park Gallery invites you to an exhibition of works created by artists as part of the joint project “Art in the Metro” of the Moscow Exhibition Halls association, the Moscow Metro and the Department of Transport and Development of Road Transport Infrastructure of the City of Moscow.

The exhibition presents paintings and graphics, collages, ceramics, enamel. All of this is divided into themes: metro stations, urban environment and portraits of people. Guests will also see works that represent artistic fantasies.

Among their authors are Nazara Azamatova, Anastasia Aristovskaya, Nikolai Bazunov, Elizaveta Belova, Ekaterina Bulgakova, Elena Vlasova and others.

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Five forgotten city traditions are re-entering the life of the modern capital thanks to the festival "Moscow Estates" project "Summer in Moscow"This season, city residents and tourists are offered to attend performances at the open-air summer theatre, learn to play croquet, try writing with a goose quill, create a flower arrangement in the style of the 18th century and attend a costume ball.

Open-air performances

The everyday life of the nobility was strictly regulated by the rules of etiquette – the display of violent emotions was considered indecent. But on the stage – be it a home performance or a production in an estate theater – one could give free rein to feelings: play passion, despair and even cruelty. For high society, bored in their own estates, it was the theater that became a real outlet.

Preparations for such home productions took weeks: plays were selected, roles were assigned, rehearsals took place, sets were made, and costumes were sewn. Although many amateur noblemen had extraordinary talent, the professional stage remained closed to them, because acting was considered an unworthy occupation in high society. However, home performances among family, neighbors, and friends were the order of the day. In wealthy estates, serfs were often involved in productions: gifted peasants played on par with their masters, and sometimes surpassed them in skill.

The Moscow Estates Festival continues the tradition of summer theaters and estate performances, turning them into unique walks that take viewers back to the 19th century. On August 16, the Bauman Garden of the Basmanny estate cluster will host a summer theatrical performance, Walk with the Heroes of the Great Russian Writers' Novels. Participants will meet actors dressed as Alexander Pushkin, the heroes of the novel Eugene Onegin, and the merchant Stakheev. The latter will tell about the history of the Basmanny District estates. One of the shows will take place at night. Accompanied by professional actors, guests will walk through Moscow at night, and the light of an old lantern will show the way, reminding us of past eras.

History buffs will also be interested in the performance "Cultural and Social Life of the Arbat in the 19th Century." The show will take place on August 30 on Arbat. The artist in the image of the legendary hussar Denis Davydov will tell about the meaning of the street's name and its life two centuries ago. This excursion will also take place at night.

Vorontsovo Estate. From Boyar Estates to the Summer in Moscow ProjectGuests of the Moscow Estates festival will be able to unravel the mysteries of the old Arbat in a new quest

Forgotten Amusements of Russian Estates

A colorful folk game that will captivate even modern youth is burners. The rules are simple: an odd number of players (more than 11) gather on the lawn, choose a driver (who will “burn”), and pair up. The players join hands and line up in pairs behind the burner. The participants sing “Burn, burn brightly, so that it doesn’t go out,” and as soon as they finish singing, the last pair unclasps their hands and runs along the column. When they reach the driver, the pair shouts to him: “One, two, don’t be a crow, run like fire!” and runs on. The main thing is to dodge the burner, stand in front of him and join hands again. If the burner tags a player, he and he form a new pair and stand in front of the column, and the participant who is left alone becomes the driver.

Another popular summer pastime is cerso, or flying ring game. This entertainment was invented in the early 19th century in France, and it was also popular in Russia in the century before last. Two players must throw a light hoop to each other and catch it on wooden swords. It is hard to imagine summer leisure in any noble estate without this game.

At the festival "Moscow Estates" visitors are told about the rules of various ancient games and offered to master them. From August 2 to September 14, guests are offered to play trinkets, croquet, badminton, gorodki in the N.E. Bauman Garden and Lianozovsky Park. Masters will not only tell about these amusements, but also help to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of noble leisure.

For guests from all over Moscow. How the count's name day was celebrated in Kuskovo in the 18th centuryCity residents will choose the best sites for the festival "Moscow Estates"

Fine handicrafts

Noblewomen were masters of embroidery and miniature painting, often learning these arts from the best masters of their time. Beadwork was especially popular, becoming a kind of encyclopedia of aristocratic life. Russian embroidery reached an incredible level and could become a worthy gift even for a monarch. From an early age, children were taught needlework: they were presented with special boxes with needles, threads and other tools. By the way, men did not disdain handicrafts either.

Everyone is invited to try making something with their own hands at the festival venues. For example, in Lianozovsky Park on August 9, 17, 30 and September 7 there will be a master class "Noble accessories. Fans". There will also be a master class "Noble accessories. Brooches" on August 2, 10, 23, 31 and September 13.

Visitors to the Moscow Estates festival can take quizzes in the Russpass gameImprovement of the Vinogradovo estate in north-east Moscow has begun

Transformations at the masquerade

"Let them talk, but what business is it of ours? Under the mask all ranks are equal…" – perhaps these lines from Lermontov's famous "Masquerade" best reflect the essence of the costume balls that the Russian nobility loved so much. For the upper class, a masquerade was not just entertainment, but a special game where the impossible became possible. For example, a countess could become a peasant, and an important dignitary could temporarily turn into a jester. The tradition of such balls was established by Peter I, and under Catherine II, masquerades became an integral part of the festivities both in the capital and in family estates.

The main rule of the masquerade was simple: a costume and a mask gave a person the right to enter the world of reincarnation. By trying on a different image, a guest of the ball seemed to be freed from conventions: a young lady could allow herself daring jokes, and an official – confessions unthinkable in ordinary life. Women especially valued this freedom, for whom the masquerade became a space for risky adventures.

For those who can no longer attend the old ball today, there are opportunities to feel the spirit of a bygone era and become a participant in the game of transformations. For example, from August 2 to September 14, a retro studio is open in Lianozovsky Park and the N.E. Bauman Garden: here, anyone can put on a historical costume of a 19th-century nobleman and take a photo in this image as a keepsake.

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The art of correspondence

In the 19th century, post stations were important points of estate life: mailmen stopped here to exchange letters, travelers changed horses, and most importantly, correspondence was sent and received from here. The nobility treated the epistolary genre with reverence: letters were written on special paper with a coat of arms, sealed with sealing wax, and often dried flowers were specially left between the pages, covered in impeccable handwriting. They waited for a reply with trepidation, and took care of each envelope.

The atmosphere of the old post office was recreated at the Moscow Estates festival. Guests can learn to write with a quill pen, master the art of wax seals and even send a postcard in a vintage style. Until September 14, the post office is open at the Vasilchikov Estate (Military Uniform Museum) and the Khrushchev-Seleznev Estate (A.S. Pushkin State Museum). On August 2 and 3, you can send a letter at the Valuevo and Sviblovo estates, and on August 9 and 10, the postman is waiting for everyone at the Lopukhins-Stanitskaya Estate.

The festival "Moscow Estates" corresponds to the initiative "Tourist attractiveness of the country" of the national project "Tourism and Hospitality" and helps residents and visitors to learn about the city’s cultural and historical heritage in a modern format.

Tourism Committee of Moscow forms a sustainable brand of the capital as one of the main tourist destinations in Russia. All year round, Mosturism creates events that unite residents and guests of the city, and replenishes the city’s program with new events. In winter and summer, Muscovites and tourists can immerse themselves in another era at the historical sites of the “Moscow Estates” festival, join the capital’s tea traditions at the “Moscow Tea Party,” or try the “Moscow Breakfast” dishes at one of the hundreds of restaurants participating in the project.

Project "Summer in Moscow"— the main event of the season. It brings together the most vibrant events of the capital. Every day, charity, cultural and sports events are held in all districts of the city, most of which are free. The Summer in Moscow project is being held for the second time, and the new season will be more eventful: new, original and colorful festivals and events will be added to the traditional ones.

Rediscover Moscow: Russpass Invites You to Family WalksFree stretching training sessions are held at the venues of the Summer in Moscow project

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"City of Ideas" presented an updated topic page in the form of an interactive map called "City of Ideas – City of Dreams". It shows how Muscovites' proposals are transforming the capital. Here, users get acquainted with key areas of city life and learn how to interact with the platform in a game format.

The theme page became available in October 2024 to celebrate the platform's 10th anniversary.

New areas and games

Now new areas have appeared on the map – "Children's Leisure" and "Sports", which were opened this year to collect suggestions from city residents in the "Suggest an Idea" section. In the places where these areas are located on the landing page, users will find games. Thus, everyone has a chance to influence the development of the areas and contribute to the creation of a more comfortable urban environment.

New educational games have appeared on the page, each of which will help to understand how exactly Muscovites can influence the development of the capital and how their ideas are implemented. For example, in the game "Ideal Couple" the user will have to select for each idea a suitable city sphere within which the initiative can be implemented.

In the game "My Park" you need to collect combinations of various objects to get objects for the improvement of the virtual public space. For example, by choosing a metal pole and a light bulb, players can make a lantern.

The main task in the game "City Matches" is to connect identical cells with the image of spheres in rows. The variety of cells-spheres will show the wide range of topics that the platform covers "City of Ideas".

The game "Feel like an expert", in which participants evaluate the feasibility of implementing ideas, has a second level. Thus, players need to study the map and decide whether it is possible to install a parking lot for scooters next to the park, if across the road there is already one parking lot for such transport and another one for bicycles.

Interaction with new spheres and participation in new games is available to those users who successfully complete the first level games already on the page and reach the second.

Suggest ideas and earn points

Thanks to the thematic page “City of Ideas – City of Dreams”, everyone can feel involved in the capital’s changes and offer new ideas that can make Moscow more comfortable, beautiful and modern.

This can be done either by playing the game “Feel like an expert”, from where it is convenient to go to the form for submitting an idea on the relevant topic, or by clicking on the “City of ideas – city of dreams” logo in the upper left corner of the screen, selecting the area of interest in the “Suggest an idea” section.

For each successfully completed game on the second level, users will be awarded 100 points of the city loyalty program "A Million Prizes". They can be used to obtain goods and services presented on the program website or donated to charity.

To participate in the games, the user must log in to the platform using Mos ID – an account on the mos.ru portal.

The City of Ideas platform has been operating since 2014. During this time, more than 623 thousand users have joined it. They share suggestions on how to make life in the capital more comfortable. More than 8.8 thousand suggestions have already been implemented. City residents participated in projects dedicated to electronic services, culture, entrepreneurship, healthcare, education, transport and other topics. The platform is being developed by the State Institution New Management Technologies andDepartment of Information Technology of the City of Moscow.

The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, correspond to the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

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An exhibition has opened in the palace of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in the Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve "Treasures of the Divine World: Japanese Icons by Hiroko Kozuki".

Orthodox icons created by a Japanese artist – at first glance, this seems surprising. After all, in order to paint icons, it is believed that it is not enough to simply know and follow the rules and canons – true faith is necessary. Hiroko Kozuki proves by her example that sacred art can exist outside of prejudices and strict religious beliefs. According to Mrs. Kozuki, the icon is the subject of her inspiration and the path to achieving happiness. When in Orthodox churches, she feels the serenity, spirituality and grandeur of these places. And her works are an example of universal spiritual search.

The Path to the Icon

Mrs. Hiroko Kozuki, the wife of the former Japanese ambassador to Russia, lived in our country for many years. An art historian by education, she first studied French medieval art in depth. Once in Russia, Mrs. Kozuki sincerely fell in love with the local culture and immersed herself in the world of icon painting tradition. Getting acquainted with the grandeur of ancient Russian monuments, she visited many museums, monasteries and churches. The starting point for her was the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius. According to her recollections, upon seeing the monastery, she experienced awe comparable to the feelings of a true pilgrim.

"During the Soviet period, a large number of icons were lost, destroyed and sold to other countries. However, ordinary people continued to keep them at home and pray. This, at first glance, paradoxical situation made me want to learn more about the religion and art of Russian people. And that is why I began to paint icons," recalls Hiroko Kozuki.

Fate brought her together with the icon painter Sergei Tarasyan, then she created her first icon – the image of the Archangel Michael. Later, Hiroko Kozuki met a member of the Union of Artists of Russia Elena Antonova and under her mentorship began to develop her skills. In more than twenty years, Mrs. Kozuki has reached incredible heights, and today her works are already in several monasteries and churches in Russia. Over these years, she has acquired a recognizable style, in which traditional canons of iconography are subtly intertwined with elements of Japanese aesthetics.

The artist emphasizes that her favorite icon painter is Andrei Rublev. For her, his works are the absolute perfection of beauty. One of the icons presented at the exhibition is “Holy Trinity”, the source of inspiration for the creation of which was, of course, Rublev’s famous “Trinity”. “I always wanted to paint the image of the Holy Trinity, inspired by the most perfect and elegant icon of all time. It reminds me of the captivating final scene of my favorite film by Andrei Tarkovsky “Andrei Rublev”, when the black and white picture suddenly changes to color and a full-screen image of the icon “Trinity” appears,” says Hiroko Kozuki.

Between religions

If you look at Kozuki's icons from afar and know nothing about the author, it is difficult to even imagine that they were created by a person who grew up in a different culture. When you get closer, you begin to discern details, coloristic features and amazing fineness of lines, which reveal to the experienced eye a slight resemblance to Japanese engravings. Created in strict accordance with the Byzantine and Old Russian canons, Mrs. Kozuki's icons not only demonstrate the highest mastery of technique, but also contain something elusive – additional depth and a sense of calm (probably that same slight response to Buddhist philosophy).

In Japan, where the artist was born and raised, the traditional religions are Buddhism and Shintoism. Thanks to a certain Japanese “liberalism” in matters of faith, Hiroko Kozuki did not have any serious religious contradictions with her passion: her attitude to Christianity is deeply sincere. She celebrates Christmas along with the New Year, can pray in front of an icon and believes in a guardian angel. She says: “The mission of a guardian angel is to protect a specific person, family, community or country… I am inspired by the idea of having my own icon of a guardian angel as my protector, who guides me in life.”

Space of spiritual unity

At the exhibition in the Alexei Mikhailovich Palace, the works of the Japanese artist are displayed together with 10 beautiful examples of Russian icon painting of the 17th–19th centuries from the collection of the museum-reserve. The curators pursued two goals: on the one hand, to show the sources of inspiration of Hiroko Kozuki, on the other, to create a dialogue between two cultures and demonstrate that spiritual heritage is not limited to one era or tradition. According to the curators, this is a meeting of two worlds, where respect for the canon becomes the basis for mutual enrichment, and beauty and harmony are part of the code of human unity.

The exhibition presents 23 works by the artist. Among them are icons of the Holy Trinity, the Nativity, the Transfiguration, the Annunciation, the Ascension, the Image of the Savior Not Made by Hands, the images of the Virgin Mary "Throne", "Kazan", "Leaping of the Child", St. Nicholas of Myra, Archangel Michael, as well as "The Miracle of the Great Martyr George and the Dragon". They are supplemented with detailed explications, sometimes with comments by the artist herself, texts about religions in Japan, including Christianity, as well as photographs from Hiroko Kozuki's travels to Orthodox monasteries and shrines. All this ensures complete immersion in the material and creates a special feeling of a capsule in the three small halls of the exhibition – a closed space of spirituality and beauty beyond time, linguistic, geographical and cultural boundaries.

The exhibition "Treasures of the Divine World: Japanese Icons by Hiroko Kozuki" at the palace of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich will last until October 26. Tickets can be purchased using the service "Mosbilet".

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Races, SUP festivals, free training and sports events within the project "Summer in Moscow" — in this warm season in the capital, everyone can find something to do to their liking. The festivals "Moscow Sports Day" and "Moscow Sports Night" gathered almost 365 thousand people, over 150 thousand city residents took part in the Big Running Festival, and almost 100 thousand residents of the capital joined the Moscow Training Marathon. The water festival "Two Rivers" interested 260 thousand fans of SUP boarding and other water sports, and almost 80 thousand people took part in the women's sports festival.

How to spend the summer actively and what other sporting events have been prepared in the capital – in our article.

Triathlon, SUP boards and extreme sports

Until the end of the summer, the city will host festivals, races, training sessions and other active events. Fans of extreme sports will be interested in the "Moscow Extreme Games", and for fans of SUP surfing, "YauzaFest" will be organized. The "Moscow Sports Night" festival will also be held twice.

In addition, a large program is being prepared for the Day of Physical Culture. It will be celebrated in the center of the capital and at the Moskvich stadium. And this summer, the Triathlon League competitions will be held

You can find out more about upcoming sporting events on the festival website "Summer in Moscow" and the portal "Moscow Sport" 

From racing to chess

Sports events in Moscow are not only competitions. Active lifestyle enthusiasts attend training sessions and master classes, and fans watch professional athletes perform.

Thus, the capital hosts events of the projects “Chess Square”, “Summer. Beach. Moscow Sport” and "Street Basketball Tour – Moscow". You can also visit festival of urban sports and family sports games. Also, the Moscow Sport grounds are open to visitors. There, anyone can train, participate in tournaments, and rent the necessary equipment.

Free training and GTO

City residents are also invited to participate in the year-round projects “Sports Weekend” and “My Sports District” of the capital. Department of Sports.

Within the framework "Sports weekend" Free classes in yoga, fitness, barre, fitrock, stretching and other areas are held for Muscovites. The trainings are held in person at more than 50 venues in the capital, as well as online. More than a million people have already joined the project.

In the project "My Sports District"Free training sessions in football, volleyball, basketball, running, wushu and other sports are held for Muscovites. In summer, classes are held at sports and festival venues, on the roofs of the district centers "Mesto Vstrechi" and in parks, and in winter – at skating rinks and ski slopes. This year, training sessions are held at more than 120 venues. They have already been visited by over 60 thousand people. Over the entire period of the project, more than 35 thousand training sessions have been held.

In addition, Muscovites can pass the standards of the All-Russian physical culture and sports complex "Ready for Labor and Defense". For this purpose, the capital has an annual summer city project "GTO in parks". With its help, you can pass standards or prepare for a test. More than 25 thousand people have already participated in the project.

Outdoor training sessions are held at the Summer in Moscow project sitesStaying in shape: how the GTO movement is developing in Moscow

Moscow is a leader in the development of sports infrastructure and physical education services for residents. Large-scale events and projects are being implemented in the capital that attract city residents to physical education and make an active lifestyle more popular.

Today, more than six million Muscovites regularly engage in sports. The number of amateur athletes is constantly growing due to improved infrastructure, increased accessibility of training, and improvement of digital services.

Project "Summer in Moscow" — the main event of the season. It brings together the most vibrant events of the capital. Every day, charity, cultural and sports events are held in all districts of the city, most of which are free. "Summer in Moscow" is being held for the second time, and this season will be more eventful: new, original and colorful festivals and events will be added to the traditional ones.

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