During the first month of operation, the platform was visited by…

During the first month of operation, the platform was visited by approximately 200,000 people, who purchased about 45,000 items of local brands.

Consensus

The 'Made in Moscow' summer art pavilions were visited by nearly 200,000 people in June.
Approximately 45,000 goods from local Moscow brands were sold in June.
The most popular pavilions were located on Arbat, in the park 'Muzeon', and on Bolotnaya Square.
The pavilions featured products such as food, clothing, toys, souvenirs, and home decor from over 500 Moscow-based companies.
The pavilions hosted over 150 cultural, educational, and business events in June, including lectures, workshops, and festive programs.
The project is part of the 'Summer in Moscow' initiative and will continue until the end of the warm season.
The pavilions are free of charge for participating businesses.
The project helps local brands increase visibility and receive direct customer feedback.
Events include performances by young artists, open-air film screenings, and sports activities like badminton and table tennis.
The official website provides updated schedules and lists of pavilion locations.

The 'Summer Club' on Tverskoy Boulevard helps Russian brands elevate their business. — vm
The third season of 'Summer in Moscow' will include over 500 locations across all city districts, with the theme 'Time to Be Together'. — m24
One brand owner (Alya Alieva) reported increased online interest due to social media visibility from visitors photographing products. — m24
A clothing brand's marketing manager stated that physical presence in the pavilions helps accelerate purchase decisions and increase sales volume. — m24