The large-scale festival will unite hundreds of artists and experts at the Chini-zelli Circus arena. Participants from dozens of countries will perform breathtaking acts and showcase skills on the edge of fantasy. St. Petersburg is the first city in Russia to have a permanent stone circus - the Chini-zelli Circus. In September, the historic building will once again host a large-scale festival, where artists from various circus genres will compete for awards. Over the past four seasons, the festival has made a name for itself worldwide, gathering more than 700 artists from 30 countries. This jubilee year will be remembered by the audience for its special aesthetics: decorators promise to convey the atmosphere of the golden age of circus arts. The arena will be adorned in the style of imperial luxury with noble velvet, gilded decor, and warm light. Acrobats, athletes, trainers, clowns, equilibristes, gymnasts, and jugglers will demonstrate their skills in the arena - all those who are called to amaze and delight, leaving no one indifferent among the audience. World-class stars will once again prove that the circus is a high art. They will perform original acts that cannot be seen anywhere else. The show will impress with its variety of genres, a spectacle of light and sound, grandiose decorations, and unique costumes. The performances will be evaluated by a jury consisting of cultural figures and circus art experts, leading Russian and global experts in the experience industry. The culmination of the competition days will be a festive gala performance that will unite the best acts into one harmonious show. The "Without Borders" festival embodies freedom, creativity, and multicultural diversity. The audience will be convinced that the world is beautiful in its diversity, and circus art helps everyone understand it. Sergey Belyakov, head of Rosgoscirk: "The 'Without Borders' festival shows the world the strength and beauty of Russian circus. It unites masters from all continents and confirms that the circus is an art without linguistic and cultural barriers." For more details, visit the official festival website.