One of the brightest (in the literal sense of the word) holidays in Moscow is the New Year . At the end of December hundreds of decorated Christmas trees, living and artificial . The city is glowing with garland lights; on New Year's Eve in Red Square there is a grand concert and fireworks . In the Christmas holidays, organize fairs, concerts and sports competitions . Spectacular feast in national style (pancakes, dances, burning stuffed animals) to call Pancake week, n and seeing off to the parks of the capital a lot of people .

From the spring holidays, the most important and spectacular is undoubtedly the Victory Day. A traditional parade, salute, concerts and theatrical performances every year collect a lot of spectators.

You can have fun and fool around a bit earlier, at the celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Costumed procession in honor of the patron of Ireland for a long time waiting for residents and guests of the capital. The Children's Day is on a grand scale and, of course, the City Day with always a spectacular laser show. In addition to these holidays, spectacular show programs and festivals are held in Moscow, such as the Circle of the World held in October