City for Life. Where to spend a weekend in Moscow

City for Life. Where to spend a weekend in Moscow

On September 2, in the courtyard of the Museum of Moscow, the festival “Moscow on Asphalt” will bring together the best urban entertainment for children and adults.

What children can

– build cardboard castles with representatives of “Kartonia” and hay houses with the VDNKh City Farm;
– throw eggs with paint;
– paint on the asphalt;
– build your own playground;
– visit the book fair organized by the Marshak store, listen to lectures, discuss new children’s books and draw your own comic book;
– get into the school of the future in the pavilion, stylized as a school classroom of the near future, everyone will be able to watch more than 30 educational animations by scanning the package of “Miracle Children” products.

What parents can do at this time

– Read and buy books from the best children’s publishers;
– pick out cute things for school, toys and little things at the marketplace;
– drink lemonade, listen to music and lie on air mattresses.

Music

The musical program of the “Bumper-R-Rock” book bus starts in the afternoon: musicians read excerpts from favorite children’s books, the Kids Rock Band performs rock hits, and at the end of the evening the Moscow band Offbeats.music plays indie rock.

Market with gifts

At the market you can play with cute soft toys of Voronaya brand, make a silver pendant together with Argentarium jewelry school (and take it home), try on eyeglass frames at Binocchio optical pavilion and get gifts from 360done project and Ponaroshku store. All participants of the market give discounts to all users of the Afisha Kids mobile application.

Cinema

The Center of Documentary Cinema of the Museum of Moscow and Afisha Deti launch a series of screenings of the best documentaries and feature films of the year and debut with this project at the festival. The program includes the documentary “Animated Life” by Ross Williams, a recording of the Royal National Theatre of London’s performance “Peter Pan” and the animated film “Your Name” – Makoto Shinkai.