More than 100 events were held within the framework of the "Summer in Moscow" project

The implementation of the urban project "Summer in Moscow" continues in the capital. To date, the initiative's partners have already organized over 100 unique events for residents and guests of the city. The mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, told about this in his Telegram channel.

"Moscow business is becoming not just a participant, but an important co—author of the summer events," the mayor emphasized.

For children, Bolotnaya Square hosts cartoon screenings on a large screen, the installation of which is facilitated by a functioning rollerdrome. There is a children's park of professions at the district sites, where young participants can try themselves as a veterinarian, builder or journalist.

Lectures and master classes are regularly held on Bolotnaya Square for representatives of the older generation. In addition, on Wednesdays, musical evenings are held at this venue, including performances in the genres of electronic and dance music.

Fans of an active lifestyle are invited to participate in a cycle of workouts and morning exercises from the fitness club as part of the Green Fitness festival in the Kuskovo Forest Park.

There are also activities for pet owners. From August 16 to September 14, the pet store chain will organize a mobile grooming service, and from July 1 to July 6, a feed distribution will be held in Krasnaya Presnya Park. The veterinary center provides consultations at mobile stations until June 29.

As part of the special project "Time of Opportunity", entrepreneurs of the capital offer residents and tourists more than a thousand different activities, gifts and discounts. The most popular are master classes, sports training, educational activities, excursions and promotions.

The "Everyone outside!" service, which provides the opportunity to book urban spaces, recorded more than 400 applications from entrepreneurs, representatives of creative teams, non-profit organizations and active citizens. City sites are also actively used by museums and cultural institutions.