Moscow City Day is held annually on the first Saturday in September. Many festive and entertainment events are timed to this day, which are interesting to visit with family and friends.
Instructions
Step 1
Visit Red Square. Since 2011, the main celebrations have been moved there from Tverskaya Street. This has become a convenient solution in terms of organizing space. Now, on the main square of the country, the mayor will congratulate the Muscovites who have come to the holiday. Those wishing to spend the day on Red Square will also be able to see the festive program. For example, in 2011, a grandiose theatrical performance was held there.
Step 2
Don't miss the open-air theater, which usually takes place at Teatralnaya Square. Several popular productions are selected for this event every year.
Step 3
Go to an event held on Pushkinskaya Square - a meeting with journalists from leading newspapers and magazines. It will be interesting for people interested in politics and social life of the city and country.
Step 4
If you love music, go to Poklonnaya Hill. Concerts are organized on this site almost every year. For example, in 2011, an event was held with the participation of folklore groups from both Moscow and other regions of the country.
Step 5
Students or schoolchildren should find out in advance what events are planned specifically for young people - their list changes every year. It can be a concert of popular bands, a theater performance or a sports festival. Tushinskoye field is often chosen as a place for youth festivities.
Step 6
Take your family for a walk. Parks, for example, the Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, can be visited with children. For young spectators, a special festive program with music and entertainment is organized.
Step 7
Improve your reading skills. Readings of their works are organized near the monuments to Pushkin, Gogol and other writers and poets. This event will appeal to lovers of Russian literature.
Step 8
Do not forget about the fireworks that end the holiday. It can be seen from many points in Moscow. Sometimes, instead of fireworks, a light show is held, even more amazing. Thus, almost every Muscovite and guest of the capital on the City Day will be able to find any event of interest.
