Lectures and games will be held for Muscovites as part of the Financial Literacy Day.

Finance Department Moscow invited the residents of the city to the day of financial literacy. Free events will be held on March 15 at the Moscow Academic Musical Theater named after K.S. Stanislavsky and V.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (MAMT). This was announced on Tuesday, March 4, according to the official on the website of the Mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin.

The program includes educational workshops, a financial bachelorette party, games, a film lecture, a mini-performance and lectures.

The townspeople will be offered an unusual view of finance through cinema, theater and fairy tales. A special program awaits children and teenagers. All events are free, but you need to register via the Ruspass service to participate.

"We are developing many projects in Moscow that shape the financial culture of the citizens. One of them is Financial Literacy Day. This time he will depart from the usual format and for the first time will appear on stage in one of the leading theaters of the country. It will be a real performance, where everyday financial issues will turn into art," said Elena Zyabbarova, Minister of the Moscow government and head of the capital's finance department.

Financial literacy through the lens of art is the leitmotif of the upcoming event. The events are designed for a wide audience, from preschoolers to older Muscovites.

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Earlier, on February 27, Sobyanin told about charity development programs in Moscow. According to him, there is a network of co-working centers of non—governmental organizations in the capital with free services ranging from booking rooms to advanced training, as well as a social marketplace where you can buy unique products made by hand by special craftsmen.