The ninth season of the Military Bands in the City Parks is almost over. This Sunday, September 21, Kronstadt’s Museum of Naval Glory will welcome the final concert of the 2025 project edition. Wrapping up the project will be as many as three very talented military ensembles representing Saint Petersburg military educational institutions. We are looking forward to meeting you all at 2 pm (14:00) in the museum’s atrium and embarking with us on a voyage to the gorgeous world of music.
Merging the traditional wind music concerts are known and loved for, with modern twists and fresh, creative elements, the last show of the 2025 Military Bands in the City Parks project will certainly make you boogie.
Representing the Kirov Military Medical Academy, the Nakhimov Naval School and the Saint Petersburg Cadet Military Corps named after the Prince Alexander Nevsky, musicians are committed to wow the audiences with the most popular hits, and evoke a wave of nostalgia with some of the public’s most beloved songs.
We are looking forward to meeting you all this Sunday, September 21, at 2 pm (14:00) in Kronstadt Museum of Naval Glory. Join us and spend this beautiful autumn weekend with some of the best music teams in the country. Entrance is free.
With the ongoing support of the Russian Ministry of Defense and the Moscow’s Mayor Office, the Directorate of the Spasskaya Tower International Military Tattoo continues its efforts to revive one of the most charming traditions of the past, featuring military bands performing in parks and public gardens of Moscow. Last year the program was taken as far as Saint Petersburg, and now it has reached the City of Pskov. The project is a series of concerts staged by some of the best bands representing Russia’s military and law enforcement agencies.