A large-scale festival on Krymskaya Embankment will unite theater, music, architecture, contemporary art, and playful formats. The program includes over 60 events for children and their adults, all festival events are free for viewers. This year, a key part of the program will be large spatial installations and artistic routes created by directors, architects, playwrights, and choreographers. Engaging interactive formats will allow guests to explore the surrounding world through play, movement, and sound. On the Main Stage, viewers will see the production "Waffle Heart" with Yulia Peresild, the musical fairy tale "The Baghdad Thief and Black Magic" by the Mayakovsky Theater, the performance "Pilgrims. Journey with the Orchestra" from the Trickster Theater and the Moscow Philharmonic, as well as a vibrant show from Latin America "Animals of Brazil" with music and giant puppets. The chamber program will offer thoughtful family performances, including "Heavenly Postman Fedya Bulkin" by the Practice Theater and Brusnikin Workshop, as well as a documentary production by the Chelyabinsk studio of Konstantin Khabensky "Dad, I Love You". Spectacular parades and interactive events will unfold on the park's streets, including the premiere of "Journey to the Micro World" by Sasha Nikitina, performances by the clown theater "High Brothers" and commedia dell'arte from the Theater on Bronnaya. Additionally, the Radio House Laboratory will conduct a sound walk-research "Voices of Electricity", and at the creative workshops of the Green School and the Archpole brand, participants will be able to create objects from eco-friendly materials and learn the basics of industrial design. Evgeny Mironov, People's Artist of the Russian Federation, Artistic Director of the Theater of Nations and the Moscow Children's Arts Festival "SKY": "How everything works" is the overarching theme of the festival. In the new season, "SKY" invites you to explore the world through play, movement, sound, and interaction, helping to look at familiar things in a new way - both as a scientific and artistic phenomenon.