About the Festival
We remember, we love, we are proud! We welcome Moscow Spring and honor veterans at the festival venues. The
program includes reminiscences from heroes of the Great Patriotic War, stories about compassion, history
discussions, cooking lessons, and family recipes, as well as a concert program with poems and songs from the
war years.
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1450
Master Classes
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250
Stage Performances
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50
Sports Activities
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20
Outdoor Art Classes at festival venues
Thank You Veterans!
The main spring holiday, Victory Day, is already fast
approaching. It’s time to honor veterans and
remember our grandfathers and great-grandfathers
who fought in the Great Patriotic War, and say ‘Thank
You! ’ in letters, poetry, and songs.
approaching. It’s time to honor veterans and
remember our grandfathers and great-grandfathers
who fought in the Great Patriotic War, and say ‘Thank
You! ’ in letters, poetry, and songs.
Festival Venues
Patriotic Spring: April 28 — May 7;
Victory Day Celebration: May 8 — 9
Victory Day Celebration: May 8 — 9
Immortal Regiment in the Neighborhoods
A ‘Wall of Pride’ with photos of WWII heroes will appear at each site.
Streets of Heroes
Volunteers will distribute triangular letters to festivalgoers containing the history of the heroes
whom nearby streets are named after.
Letters for Veterans
At special sites, you can write good wishes to veterans, as well as draw postcards or create handmade
gifts.
Cultural Program
The Moscow Spring Festival’s cultural program will give Muscovites the opportunity to pick up orientation
skills, learn to bake Vatrushka, take part in reading contests, and watch plays based on the war years — and
much much more!
Dear guests! We draw your attention to the rules for visiting the chalet where master classes are held.
- 15 people can participate in creative master classes at once; culinary classes can accommodate 12 participants
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Children from 5 years of age are allowed to participate in creative, botanical, historical workshops and
drawing. Cooking master classes can be attended by children from 6 years old. Woodburning can be attended
by children from 7 years old.
Learn carpentry — participants from 9 years old. Age restrictions for visitors to the scientific station of MSTU. N. E. Bauman are indicated separately for each type of occupation - If there are free spots, adults are allowed to participate
- Admission to master classes is permitted on a first-come, first-served basis
Flee Market on the Boulevard Ring
In the center of Russia’s capital, you’ll experience the atmosphere of a real flea market where you can buy
antiques, everyday items from Soviet life, paintings by street artists, clothes and accessories from modern
Russian designers, and much much more!
Nikitsky,
Tverskoy and
Gogolevsky Boulevards
April 28 — May 7 (Weekdays: 2pm — 9pm; Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
and holidays: 12pm — 9pm)
and holidays: 12pm — 9pm)
Shopping Chalets
From vintage dresses and antiques to T-shirts by modern designers
Exhibition Stands
Cartoons, sketches, and paintings by street artists
Booksellers
Rare and antique editions of your favorite books
Pins and Collectables
Artifacts of a bygone era
Cafe
A diverse selection of street food with cool lemonade is just the thing to put you in a spring mood
Lounge Zone
Relax in the shade, play board games, or feel like a real artist.
Special Projects
Sports Program
Physical activity in the fresh air — everyone will find something to their liking.
Open Trainings
Workout and CrossFit sessions will be conducted at the venues for experienced athletes, while morning
exercises will be held for beginners. And for those who want to test their agility and endurance, there
will be a sports orienteering course.
Skate Parks and Rollerdromes
Beginning April 28, 17 outdoor skate parks and one rollerdrome will be open to visitors at the festival
venues. Grab your skates or rent some on the spot. Just be sure to register before visiting and don’t
forget to bring a good mood!
Map
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