Rubber Duck Races Emerge as Top Form of Amusement Among the Public
In the heart of Khabarovsk, the "Summer with MTS" event brought a burst of excitement to the city this summer. Natalia Exshengher, the director of MTS in Khabarovsk Krai, expressed her satisfaction with the event being part of Khabarovsk residents' summer leisure activities.
Held in the parking zone of Lenin Stadium, the event attracted around 900 people daily, with over 15,000 visitors enjoying the entertainment over a period of two weeks. MTS, known for supporting large-scale events in their region, ensured a diverse range of activities for all ages.
The event was marked by the vibrant emotions it generated, with visitors enjoying quiz battles, DJ sets, and humorous competitions. The young audience was particularly drawn to the active formats, including sports games and live concerts. Hundreds of games of table tennis and football were played at the multifunctional brand zone of MTS.
One of the most crowded days was the concert of Timofey Yakimov, the author of the "Tim seeks light" project, which attracted over 2,500 spectators. The event also featured a popular attraction called the rubber duck race.
The "Summer with MTS" event also saw over 300 goals scored at the panna football location. In a nod to future events, MTS announced plans to create a youth zone with a relaxation area and active entertainment at the "Rock over the Amur" festival.
For those seeking detailed and updated information about the "Summer with MTS" event in Khabarovsk for 2025, it is recommended to check the official MTS website, their social media channels, or local event listings specific to Khabarovsk closer to or during the event dates. The main visitors to the event were young people under 25 years old.
Sports and sports-analysis were integral parts of the "Summer with MTS" event, with over 300 goals scored at the panna football location, and hundreds of games of table tennis and football played at the multifunctional brand zone of MTS. MTS, keen on supporting diverse activities, also announced plans to create a youth zone with active entertainment for future events like the "Rock over the Amur" festival.
