Sobyanin spoke about business interest in the "Summer in Moscow" project

More than 1,400 companies have become participants in the new season of the Summer in Moscow project. This was announced by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, noting that the interaction of the city and business helps to expand the program of events and contributes to the development of the capital's economy.

The projects "Summer in Moscow" and "Winter in Moscow" have a positive impact on the capital's service sector, Sobyanin wrote on his channel in Maks. Thus, in the summer of 2025, the revenue of catering, culture and leisure organizations in comparable prices increased by 23.8% compared to the same period in 2024 and reached 295 billion rubles. In the winter season of 2025-2026, the figure increased by 17.8% to 359 billion rubles.

The third season of the Summer in Moscow project has already started and is taking place at more than 500 venues throughout the city. The main theme of this year was "Time to be together", and the main goal of the program is to unite the residents of the capital.

Within the framework of the project, the business, together with the city, has prepared a number of new initiatives. In particular, an open-air cinema with screenings of domestic and foreign films has been opened at the Northern River Railway Station. You can attend the sessions by pre-registration, and the schedule is updated weekly.

In addition, tourist neuromarketing routes based on the search and information cartographic service have been launched for those who wish, and an educational program on financial literacy and cybersecurity will be held at the Youth Day festival.

Swimming pools, picnic areas and other recreational spaces will also be available in Moscow parks in the summer.

A separate area of the project will be the support of entrepreneurs. Small and medium-sized businesses present their products in the art pavilions of the Made in Moscow project. Representatives of the gastronomic industry and trade will be able to work on Tverskaya Boulevard and other city sites. Entrepreneurs have also prepared more than 2,4 thousand free events at their own venues.