A large city celebration will unite music, rare cars, excursions, and family entertainment. Visitors can expect a program dedicated to the history of transport and urban culture. The summer festival, timed to coincide with Moscow Transport Day, will celebrate its fifth anniversary and will take place for the first time in an updated format. Over the years, it has transformed into a large-scale urban event where automotive history meets contemporary art, music, and creative initiatives. An exhibition featuring exhibits from the Moscow Transport Museum, classic cars, racing vehicles, rare mopeds, and unusual sports cars will be set up on the grounds. Throughout the day, well-known jazz ensembles will perform on site. One of the central events will be the start of the second stage of the Moscow Cup for historical rallying: crews will set off on a route where they will face various challenges. Visitors can also look forward to lectures, excursions, art projects, family workshops, children's playgrounds, a gastronomic zone, and a fair. Admission is free with prior registration. KUDAGO knows where to go in Moscow.