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For three days in August, Ostrov Park becomes a city within the city: stages, kitchens, a lecture tent, a market and open-air cinema. Half the programme is free, the rest — one ticket for everything.
The festival is made by the townspeople: 140 volunteers, 60 local projects and eight neighbourhood communities. We're not about TV headliners, we're about what's nearby.
- 3days
- 6stages and venues
- 120+events
- 48%of the programme is free
- 0+children under 7 — free entry
Programme
Full programme →What's happening at the venues
Opening: an orchestra on the water and a confetti salute
#MusicMain stage· Fri, 20:00
Food row: 24 kitchens of the city
#FoodFood court· all days, 12:00–23:00
The Big Picture: painting a 30-metre canvas
#KidsKids' meadow· Sat, 11:00
How the city hears: a talk on the sound of streets
#TalksLecture tent· Sat, 15:00
Market of local brands and ceramics
#MarketThe alley· Sat–Sun, 12:00–21:00
Cinema under the sky: shorts about the city
#CinemaEmbankment· Sat, 21:30
Morning yoga on the embankment
#MorningEmbankment· Sat–Sun, 08:00
Silent disco: three DJs in headphones
#NightDance floor· Sat, 23:00
Schedule
By day and venue
- 18:00
Venues open, food court and market
All venues#FoodFree
- 20:00
Orchestra on the water and a confetti salute
Main stage#Music
- 22:00
DJ set on the embankment
Embankment#Night18+
Venues
Six points on the park map
No more than seven minutes on foot between any two. Water, toilets and signage everywhere.
Main stage
A stage on pontoons in the middle of the pond, the audience on the slope and on the water.
- 4 000 seats
- live screens
- rain canopy
#Music · #Night
Food court
Long tables under umbrellas, 24 kitchens and a bar with local breweries.
- 12:00–23:00
- cashless
- vegan row
#Food · #Workshops
Lecture tent
A white tent with open walls: talks, discussions and cinema in the daytime.
- 300 seats
- sign language
- free
#Talks · #Cinema
Kids' meadow
An inflatable town, workshops and a quiet zone for the littlest.
- 0+
- changing tables
- entertainers
#Kids · #Workshops
Tickets
One wristband — all the stages
Presale until 1 August. Half the programme is free: the food court, the market, the lecture tent and morning sessions are open to all.
One day
Any of the three days.
1 500 ₽1 900 ₽- All stages and venues of the day
- Lecture tent and cinema
- Kids' meadow with a child
- 30% better value
All three days
One wristband for the whole festival.
3 200 ₽4 500 ₽- All stages and venues
- Night programme 18+
- Priority entry in the mornings
- 10% off at the food court
Family
Two adults and children under 14.
5 000 ₽6 400 ₽- All three days for the whole family
- Kids' meadow and workshops
- Quiet zone and changing tables
- Parking by the entrance
Children under 7 — free with any ticket. Refunds until 15 August, no questions asked.
How to get there
Ostrov Park, three entrances
9 Krymsky Val · entrance No. 1 by the metro, No. 2 from the embankment, No. 3 from the bridge
- Main stage
- Food court
- Lecture tent
- Kids' meadow
- Embankment
Getting there
- MetroPark Kultury, 7 minutes on foot to entrance No. 1
- BusB, 10, 79 — the Krymsky Most stop
- Bike600 parking spots at every entrance, rental on the embankment
- CarNo parking at the park — leave it at the park-and-ride by the metro
Questions
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What people ask before the festival
Can I come with children?
Yes. Children under 7 get in free with any ticket, the Kids' meadow has entertainers and workshops from 11:00 to 19:00, plus a quiet zone and changing tables.
What's free and what's ticketed?
The food court, the market, the lecture tent, morning yoga and the bike parade are open to all. The stages, cinema and night programme — by wristband.
What if it rains?
The main stage and the lecture tent are under canopies, the food court under umbrellas. Cancellation only in case of a storm warning — then tickets are refunded in full.
Can I bring my own food and water?
Water in plastic bottles — yes, and every venue has free drinking fountains. Food and glass — no.
How do I return a ticket?
Until 15 August — in full, through your account in a minute. Later — only by passing the wristband to another person.
Are dogs allowed?
On a lead and with water for the dog — yes, except the main stage zone after 20:00: it's loud there.
Is it accessible?
All entrances are step-free, there are wheelchair zones by the stages, the lecture tent has sign language interpretation. A companion enters free.
Where to park?
There's no parking at the park. Leave the car at the park-and-ride by Park Kultury metro or come by bike — there are racks at every entrance.
To be continued
