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On April 1, the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra (MGSO), subordinate to the capital Department of Culture, is turning 37. This spring, the band will hold a series of concerts, which can be attended using the service Mosbilet.

The Moscow State Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1989. Today, the ensemble is an active participant in the Russian symphony scene and regularly performs at leading concert venues in the country and abroad.

A new chapter in the orchestra's history began in 2017, when pianist and conductor Ivan Rudin became its artistic director. In recent years, the ensemble has significantly expanded its touring geography and actively participates in major festivals and international projects. These include the Trans-Siberian Art Festival, the international project "Russian Seasons," the International Classical Music Festival "Cantata," and the International Music Festival ArsLonga. The orchestra also participated in Montserrat Caballé's final concert tour, and in 2019, it debuted at the Berlin Philharmonic.

The current season has been a busy one for the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra. The musicians performed at the 9th International Chersonesos Opera and Ballet Festival in Sevastopol, performing Sergei Rachmaninoff's opera Aleko with singer Ildar Abdrazakov. They also opened the Days of Russian Culture in Minsk and participated in a production of Pyotr Tchaikovsky's opera The Queen of Spades. During the season, the orchestra toured Kuwait, Belarus, and several Russian cities, including St. Petersburg, Sochi, Samara, Voronezh, Lipetsk, and Svetlogorsk.

This spring, a series of concerts will be held at Zaryadye Hall, dedicated to Sergei Prokofiev's anniversary.

The audience will hear the following famous works by the composer:

— April 19 — Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra (soloist – Denis Matsuev);

— April 23 — Concerto No. 2 for Violin and Orchestra (soloist – Kristof Barati);

— April 25 — Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra (soloist – Boris Berezovsky);

— April 26 — Symphony-Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (soloist – Alexander Rudin).

Another significant project of the season is the production of Richard Wagner's opera LohengrinThe premiere will take place on June 6 and 7 at the Zaryadye Concert Hall and will open the IV Moscow Summer Music Festival. Tenor Ivan Gyngazov will perform the title role. Joining him on stage will be the winners of the OperaCall project, a program supporting young opera singers.

Almost 12 million people have already used the Mosbilet service.

The orchestra will celebrate its birthday with a concert at Zaryadye Hall. The date symbolically coincides with Sergei Rachmaninoff's birthday. Joining the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Ivan Rudin will be Simon Trpčeski, one of Europe's leading pianists. This will be the Macedonian musician's first performance at Zaryadye Hall. The evening's program includes Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto and Second Symphony.

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The capital plans to implement a comprehensive development project for residential development in the Nagorny District of the Southern Administrative Okrug. Guarantees for citizens who agree to participate in the project are enshrined in a Moscow Government resolution, announced the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy. Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The residential development site is located on Kryvorizka Street. It contains three buildings, two of which were included in the current renovation program in 2017 and are subject to resettlement. The third building is proposed for resettlement under the KRT residential development program.

"The city plans to include a 2.84-hectare site on Krivorozhskaya Street in the integrated residential development project. Residents of the five-story building located there will be offered the opportunity to move to more comfortable apartments in a new building within their district. Owners and tenants under social tenancy agreements will decide voluntarily whether to participate in the project based on a vote. If they agree to include the building in the integrated residential development project, they will be provided with equivalent apartments with no less living space and number of rooms than those being vacated, and a larger total area due to more spacious kitchens, hallways, corridors, and bathrooms," explained Vladislav Ovchinsky.

By on behalf of The Moscow Mayor's program for resettling residents from dilapidated housing is being scaled up and accelerated. It currently affects over 5,000 old buildings. Buildings not included in the 2017 renovation program can be resettled through the KRT residential development mechanism. These projects primarily select buildings whose residents have applied to the city to participate in the renovation program, as well as those that are likely to soon become uninhabitable. The first pilot KRT residential development project on Garibaldi Street in the Cheryomushki district was approved by the city in December 2025.

As part of the integrated development program, attractive public spaces are being created on the sites of former industrial zones, inefficiently used, and undeveloped sites that are seamlessly integrated into the city's overall environment. Currently, nearly 400 integrated development projects, covering a total area of approximately 4,500 hectares, are at various stages of development and implementation in the capital. The program is being implemented inon behalf of Sergei Sobyanin.

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As part of Space Week, a festival will be held in the portico of the Moscow Transport Museum pavilion at VDNKh from April 7 to 12. Star TrekThe program will include an exhibition, a documentary audio performance, an audiovisual performance, lectures, and master classes. All events are free, but registration is required. registration.

"To mark the 65th anniversary of man's first flight into space, the Moscow Transport Museum has prepared a six-day free program, 'Star Trek.' Visitors can look forward to master classes, lectures, theatrical performances, and much more. We invite everyone to Pavilion No. 26 at VDNKh. At the direction of Sergei Sobyanin, we are actively participating in

cultural agenda cities, creating in-demand and interesting projects,” noted the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

For six days, the "Garage of the First Cosmonaut" exhibition will be open to visitors, dedicated to Yuri Gagarin's personal and official vehicles. Among them is the famous GAZ-21U, which differed from the standard sedan in its unusual combination of black paint, sky-blue interior, and additional chrome trim on the exterior. Visitors to the exhibition will also be able to see an exact replica of the Volga.

Visitors will also enjoy a 15-minute audio performance, "The First Launch," narrated by actors from the Pyotr Fomenko Workshop. In addition to Yuri Gagarin's lines, the recording also features the voices of the headquarters staff—leading engineers, designers, and mission command staff. The conversations have been preserved in their original sequence, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere as they prepare for humanity's first step beyond Earth. The performance will be played continuously through personal headphones, which can be borrowed at any time during the festival.

The program will conclude on Sunday at 7:00 PM with an audiovisual performance. 108 minutesThe project was created by audiovisual artist Andre Svibovich and musician Artem Baskakov, and its name refers to the length of Yuri Gagarin's stay in orbit. The project utilized archival recordings of the space program, radio communications, modular synthesizers from the space race, an acoustic double bass, generative graphics, and light. A permit is required to visit. registration.

In addition to the main exhibitions, the Moscow Transport Museum has also prepared a program of lectures, film screenings, and theatrical performances.

So, on April 9 at 19:00 a lecture will be held for visitors over 12 years old. "Programming in Space. 'Programmable Flight'"Lecturer Alexey Varivotsky, a student at the IT.Moscow College of Information Technology, will discuss programming in space, the connection between household appliances and the Mars rover, and the influence of the theory of relativity on software development. Registration is bylink.

On April 10 at 6:30 pm, Muscovites will be able to visit the cinema. Space FlightViewers will see a Soviet science fiction film whose accurate depiction of space flight was made possible by the scientific consulting of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, who prepared the "Space Album"—a condensed summary of the main scientific data on interplanetary flight—for the film. The film's musical accompaniment will be provided by a contactless theremin. It will be performed by Pyotr Theremin, one of the world's leading performers and electronic composers, and the great-grandson of Leon Theremin, the instrument's creator. The event is intended for visitors ages 10 and older. Registration is available atwebsite.

On April 11 at 1:00 PM, guests will be welcomed to the theater lounge. The Little PrinceFor young audiences aged seven and up, the Moscow Transport Museum has prepared a literary and musical performance based on the story by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Performed by actress and soloist of the Moscow State Academic Philharmonic named after P.I. Tchaikovsky Anna Bogolyubskaya and pianist Irina Graifer, this story will remind us of the importance of love. Registration is available atmuseum website.

At 4:00 pm on the same day you can also visit the theatre lounge. "It's just some kind of space" (10). The production is dedicated to the eternal debate between the dreamer and the scientist. The performance explores the path of the space dream through the stories of outstanding scientists and designers. First in line is Nikolai Fyodorov, who laid the foundations of Russian cosmism, followed by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and his ahead-of-his-time inventions. The characters associate the practical embodiment of the dream with the name of Sergei Korolev, who prepared the first manned space flight. In their quest to find the truth, the characters turn to Dmitri Mendeleyev's periodic table and uncover the secrets of the Soviet designer Roberto Bartini. Tickets are available atwebsite.

There will be a lecture at 6:00 pm The Road to Outer Space (12). Vladimir Melnikov, a lecturer at the IT. Moscow College of Information Technology and a graduate student at the Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, will answer questions about space logistics. Visitors will learn how multi-ton rockets are delivered to the launch site, whether orbital traffic is regulated, and how to adapt vehicles for travel on the surfaces of other planets. The event is intended for visitors aged 12 and older. Registration is available atlink.

On April 12 at 12:00 and 16:00, a master class will be held for Muscovites over five years old. "Three-dimensional postcard"Under the guidance of an artist-teacher, children will create 3D paper cards featuring stars and galaxies, mastering the pop-up technique where rockets jump out of the pages when opened. Preliminary training is required. registration.

At 2:00 pm on this day the theatre lounge Children of the Iron Bird (10) invites you to a scientific and heroic tale about a boy who was enchanted by the dream of the sky and gave everything to conquer the "iron bird." Actors will tell children and parents about the origins of man's first flight and why nothing is impossible in space exploration. Tickets are available forwebsite.

"We created 'Star Trek' as a family festival that would explain to children and remind adults of the price paid for great discoveries. It's important to us to create a space for shared cultural, educational, and aesthetic experiences, and to demonstrate that Yuri Gagarin's 108-minute flight was the result of decades of work by design bureaus and the dreams of entire generations," added Oksana Bondarenko, Director of the Moscow Transport Museum.

The Moscow Transport Museum is an open urban space and a vibrant research center answering the important question: What makes Moscow tick? The museum's collection includes over 250 passenger cars, trucks, taxis, buses, trolleybuses, and city service vehicles, as well as bicycles and motorcycles. Exhibits from the museum's collection can be seen at exhibitions and at various transportation infrastructure sites. The museum's permanent exhibition will be housed in architect Konstantin Melnikov's garage on 27 Novorizhanskaya Street. This monument of Soviet avant-garde architecture is currently undergoing restoration. It will be restored to its original appearance.

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New route No. 1350 of the Moscow-Moscow Region project will begin operating on April 4. It will connect the Khovrino metro station and the urban-type settlement of Mendeleyevo in the Solnechnogorsk urban district of the Moscow Region.

"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, we continue to develop a unified transport system for residents of the capital and the Moscow region. A new route to the Solnechnogorsk urban district will begin operating on April 4. We have purchased specialized Russian-made rolling stock for these long routes. The buses are equipped with comfortable seats and seat belts, while the familiar services and amenities for all categories of passengers are maintained," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

Passengers will be transported by five new, modern, large-class NefAZ-5299-31-52 commuter buses. These buses feature improved interior amenities, including 36 soft seats with seat belts, adaptive lighting, and a climate control system, as well as special seating and equipment for passengers with reduced mobility. The buses fully comply with Moscow public transportation standards and are suitable for transporting bicycles and strollers. Phone charging is also available. Information about stops is displayed on media screens. Ride reviews can be left using QR codes on board.

A total of 100 NefAZ-5299 suburban buses will be delivered to the capital.

To pay for travel on this route, you will need to tap your card both upon entry and exit. The fare with a Troika card ranges from 71 to 173 rubles depending on the distance of the trip, while the fare with a bank card ranges from 76 to 178 rubles. Discounts for transfers to the metro and other routes are not available when paying for single trips with a Troika card using the "Wallet" rate or with a bank card. Strelka cards are not available for travel.

Unlimited "Ediny" tickets with the "Suburban" zone for 30, 90, and 365 days will be valid on the new route. With these tickets, passengers can save up to 60 percent annually and transfer free across all Moscow public transportation. In addition, unlimited "Ediny" tickets with the "Suburban" zone for 30 and 90 days will be valid with the Muscovite Student Card.

Concessionary categories of citizens can enjoy free travel on bus No. 1350 using their Muscovite or Moscow Region resident cards, as they do on city routes in the capital. Additionally, as on all adjacent routes (between Moscow and the Moscow Region), concessionary categories of Moscow Region citizens, including individuals under 60 who are eligible for free travel on regional routes, are also entitled to this benefit. If your Moscow Region resident social card does not work on the bus, you should contact a "My Documents" center in the Moscow Region to have it recoded.

Development of communications between Moscow and the region

According to an agreement between the governments of Moscow and the Moscow region, more than 50 existing commuter routes in the western, northwestern, northern, and northeastern directions are planned to be integrated into the Moscow transport system by 2026. By 2028, at least 30 percent of the current commuter routes on surface public transport should be integrated into the Moscow transport system.

These routes will implement Moscow transport standards that have already become familiar to city residents. They include convenient schedules, convenient and predictable bus intervals, modern rolling stock, and professional drivers.

In addition to improving travel comfort, the addition of new interregional routes will provide additional impetus to the development of transport infrastructure in the Moscow region, including the installation of modern bus shelters, dedicated bus lanes, the creation and renovation of existing transport hubs, and increased frequency of use of various modes of public transport for daily trips from the Moscow region to Moscow and back. The freed-up rolling stock of the regional carrier will be used to strengthen routes within the Moscow region that provide connections to Moscow Central Diameters stations.

In accordance with the goals of the national project Infrastructure for Life Moscow is focusing on modernizing its social and public infrastructure, including increasing the number of convenient public transportation routes and upgrading its rolling stock. More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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On April 11, the "Historical. Collection" museum of plastic figures will open in Zaryadye Park. This is Russia's first large-scale exhibition project, presenting a gallery of prominent figures from Russian history and the present day in the form of hyperrealistic art.

"The Museum of Plastic Figures 'Historical. Collection' will be the first major exhibition project in Russia to feature 50 figures of famous personalities from Russian history and the present day. For the exhibition, art objects will be created from a special silicone material in collaboration with film and prosthetic makeup experts—the creators will use new digital technologies to achieve maximum portrait likeness," noted the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Culture.

Alexey Fursin.

The premiere exhibition will include wax figures of Peter the Great and Yuri Gagarin, Alexander Pushkin and Vladimir Vysotsky, Leo Tolstoy and Nikita Mikhalkov, Georgy Zhukov, Valentina Tereshkova, Vladislav Tretyak, and others.

Each figure is the result of hundreds of hours of work, from the first sketches to the smallest details, said Yuri Zhukov, an artist and special effects specialist.

All figures will be placed against the backdrop of original decorations.

"This isn't a reconstruction—it's a reboot: we're re-dressing history for the present, preserving its character, changing the formal language, and giving the heroes of the past a modern wardrobe, while some of the looks remain as historically accurate as possible," noted costume designer Oksana Shevchenko.

Tickets can be purchased at the service MosbiletThe service makes planning any kind of leisure activity convenient and enjoyable—from theater and concert trips to sports activities and picnics. Tickets are sold without markups or intermediary commissions. The service also offers many free events. Tickets can be purchased for new season theater premieres and performances featuring renowned artists. If you have a full or standard mos.ru account, you don't need to enter personal information when purchasing. Tickets for children are purchased using a simplified process. Users don't need to bring identification to attend a cultural event; they simply show the ticket inspector their digital ticket's QR code.

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In 2025, 2.4 million spectators visited Moscow's concert venues. Last year's highlights included the 25th Triumph of Jazz Festival, the 4th Moscow International Jazz Festival, the 3rd Zaryadye Summer Festival, the Christmas Festival, the Moscow Meets Friends festival at the Moscow International House of Music, and others. Sergei Sobyanin announced this on his channel. MAX messenger.

"Numerous concerts, performances, and productions were organized for the SVO soldiers and residents of the new territories. In total, the Mosconcert Cultural Brigade held over 320 events in 2025," the Moscow Mayor wrote.

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The public continues to show great interest in classical art, as evidenced by the "Cultural City" festival in Zaryadye Park. Symphony orchestra concerts, ballet, and opera performances were attended by over 500,000 spectators.

International cultural cooperation is also actively developing. In 2025, over 80 international artists and groups from 24 countries performed in Moscow's finest venues.

Among the events planned for 2026 are the first Moscow International Composers' Competition, the modernization and refurbishment of the Pavel Slobodkin Moscow Theatre and Concert Centre on Arbat Street and the Mosconcert halls on Pushechnaya Street, and the revival of the historic Chaliapin Stage concert venue in Sokolniki Park.

Modernization of the Small Sports Arena at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex is also planned. Once completed, it will house a multifunctional youth entertainment center. It will host electronic festivals, music concerts, and other youth events.

Furthermore, in 2025, performances at the Bolshoi Moscow Circus on Vernadsky Avenue attracted 943,000 spectators. Among the main events was the World Festival of Circus Arts "Idol-2025," which ran from July 17 to August 17 for the ninth time. Over 190 artists from 15 countries, including Kazakhstan, China, Mexico, Portugal, Chile, and Ethiopia, performed in the arena. The gala show attracted 41,000 spectators in the auditorium, and another 60,000 people watched the festival online.

The hallmark of the 2025 summer season was circus shows featuring Russia's best performers in tents at outdoor venues across the capital: the Moskino Cinema Park, Izmailovsky Park, and the Yuzhnoye Butovo Landscape Park. A total of 219 performances were held, and the total number of visitors exceeded 143,000.

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On International Bird Day, which is celebrated on April 1, the city media bank Mosfoto published thematic selectionThe photographs feature inhabitants of the Moscow Zoo, birds kept at the "City Farm" at VDNKh, as well as swans, ducks, pigeons, and other birds living in parks, estates, and on the streets of the capital.

All files on Mosfoto are verified and legal. They can be downloaded free of charge, posted on social media, instant messaging apps, and in media outlets, and used in presentations, provided the source is cited—foto.mos.ru.

The creation, development and operation of e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, are consistent with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Specialists urban economy complex Preparations have begun on the capital's embankments for the opening of summer navigation. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"With consistently positive daytime temperatures established, work has begun to prepare the embankments for the spring-summer season and the opening of summer navigation. In total, we will be repairing 82 embankments, including the Moskvoretskaya, Raushskaya, Kremlevskaya, Bersenevskaya, and Krymskaya embankments located in the city center," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Specialists will clean, wash, and repair the structures. Specifically, they will sandblast and wash the cast-iron railings. After the winter and spring floods, the water approaches and sidewalks will be repaired.

This summer, scheduled repairs will be carried out on the embankments, including sandblasting of granite and local replacement of railings, granite cladding, and parapets.

Joints in the granite facings of several embankments are also planned for repair. This type of repair is carried out every five years. It ensures the safe operation of the structures and prevents the granite slabs from shifting.

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To ensure comfortable and safe travel along the Kyiv Highway section near the exit from the village of Lapshinki, which had previously been problematic, a number of changes were implemented using re-markings according to the Traffic Management Center (TMC) plan.

"We continue to improve road infrastructure as part of the transport development strategy through 2030, approved by Sergei Sobyanin. Last year, under the Traffic Management Center's project, the Kievskoye Highway section near the exit from the village of Lapshinki was remarked and an additional transition and acceleration lane was added. This increased the section's capacity by 23 percent, making traffic there safer and smoother," noted the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

Previously, this section caused difficulties entering and exiting the road. Traffic flows intersected: some were turning toward the shopping center, while others were exiting. Drivers who needed to go directly to the gas station had to abruptly change lanes. This led to accidents and slowed down the main flow of traffic heading toward the region.

In 2025, the traffic pattern was changed according to the TsODD project. An additional transition and acceleration lane was installed on the section. Drivers can now easily enter and exit Kyivske Highway and safely pass gas stations without abrupt lane changes. The new markings allow cars to seamlessly merge into traffic without slowing down the main flow.

The monitoring results confirmed that after the re-marking, traffic became more smooth and safe, and the section's capacity increased.

Since 2018, Moscow has been actively implementing projects to improve traffic through re-marking. This method allows for the creation of additional lanes by narrowing existing lanes, allowing for straight-ahead travel, turns, and U-turns. This is especially relevant in areas where widening the road through construction is difficult.

Changing road markings improves travel conditions without unnecessary expense, does not require lengthy lane closures, and is also faster to implement than traditional roadway width increases. This method is effective in both dense urban areas and on high-speed highways with heavy traffic.

On some of the busiest sections of the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD), lanes are being added by slightly narrowing the shoulder lanes and eliminating the shoulders. This allows more vehicles to travel through the sections in the same amount of time, eliminating the bottleneck effect.

Furthermore, transition lanes make exits and exits from the Moscow Ring Road safer. When a driver enters the highway, they must simultaneously accelerate and merge into the main traffic flow to avoid slowing down other vehicles. If at this point the exiting vehicle stops before changing lanes and slowly merges into the right lane, this triggers a chain reaction of braking or a dangerous situation. As a result, traffic speeds decrease both on the exit and in the outer lanes. A transition lane mitigates this effect, preventing slowdowns in the transit lanes.

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A new campus for the Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN" will be built in the Novomoskovsky Administrative District. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"The new campus of the Moscow State Technological University "STANKIN" will be built in the Kommunarka district of the Novomoskovsky Administrative Okrug under the supervision of the Department of Civil Engineering. It will house educational, laboratory, and administrative facilities, as well as dormitories. The estimated floor area of the facilities will be approximately 232,000 square meters. The result will be a multifunctional, comfortable space for student learning. Specialists have already begun designing the buildings," said Vladimir Efimov.

The facility will be built on the territory of the Kommunarka administrative and business center, where a large multifunctional cluster is being formed with educational, cultural, and public-business facilities.

"The campus will include a technical testing ground, a cultural and leisure center, and convention and exhibition spaces. The project includes research and educational laboratories, lecture and seminar rooms, computer labs, and research and educational spaces for forums and conferences. Students will have access to comfortable recreation areas and coworking spaces. Furthermore, the construction of a sports and fitness center and a central competence center is planned," noted the head of the Civil Engineering Department.

Alexey Alexandrov.

The surrounding area will undergo comprehensive landscaping. Specialists will plant trees and shrubs, lay lawns, build paths, and install hardscape elements.

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