Sergunina invited Muscovites and tourists to the Victory Day celebrations

On May 9, festive venues will be open in all districts of Moscow, where you can watch the broadcast of the parade on Red Square. They will also feature performances by creative teams, said Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of the capital.

"More than 2,000 artists are preparing the program at the district venues, they will perform throughout the day," Sergunina said.

The events will take place in the Tsaritsyno and Kolomenskoye nature reserves, on the Central Square in Zelenograd, and Academic Square in Troitsk. Festive concerts are also organized in Izmailovsky and Babushkinsky parks, Pechatniki Park and other places. Famous compositions such as "Holy War", "Dark Night" and "Wait for Me" will be performed from the stages.

The full list of venues, schedules and opening hours can be found on the website of the Moscow Directorate of Mass Events.

The capital's museums have prepared more than 50 exhibitions for the Victory anniversary. They take place both indoors and on the boulevards and streets of Moscow. The exhibitions were dedicated to the courage and steadfastness of the defenders of the country — the military, home front workers, engineers, doctors, scientists.