Under the open sky in Meshchersky Park, representatives of the IT community will gather to run together along picturesque paths, listen to hits from "Demo" and "The Talented Swindlers", and get a powerful boost of summer mood. RUNIT is a festival created specifically for IT professionals and will take place for the seventh time. Amid the picturesque landscapes of Meshchersky Park, various running formats, music, and entertainment will come together. You can come with friends, colleagues, or family to combine active recreation and communication in the atmosphere of a summer celebration. Those who strive to overcome themselves will take part in races of 5, 10, and 21 kilometers, and can participate in team competitions and relays. For young runners, children's races are prepared. The races will take place on the park's dirt paths surrounded by greenery, with support stations every kilometer. After all participants finish the races, an entertainment program will begin with various activities and relaxation areas. The program includes yoga classes, badminton, and much more. There will also be a food court. The main musical participants will be the bands "Demo" and "The Talented Swindlers" with hits known throughout the country. Musical groups from IT companies will also perform on stage. Moreover, RUNIT is a networking opportunity for everyone working in the IT and digital fields. The festival is expected to attract over 10,000 guests, so don’t miss the chance to make valuable contacts. Kristina Lyaptseva, organizer of the RUNIT Festival by AGIMA: "RUNIT has become a place for communication, free from office constraints. People come to us to run and have a good time with colleagues from the market - and I think that this ease is the main advantage of our format. Our runners and guests, of course, sometimes talk about work, but not in ties, but in sports t-shirts, under cheerful music and in the park's decor. This is the main feature of the festival: we create new bright contexts for communication, helping our participants step beyond their usual roles." *"Let sport be the driving force of your