The "Crazy Days" international music festival will be held from July 2 to 4 in the Sverdlovsk region in an offline format. Performers from Armenia, Japan and France will perform on stage, said Yulia Prytkova, Deputy Minister of Culture of the region.

According to her, the authorities have worked to ensure that all anti-epidemic measures have been taken. This should make the stay of the audience in concert halls absolutely safe, said the Department of Information Policy, citing Prytkova.

So, the halls will be 75% full and the festival will close online. All visitors will be issued masks, and viewers will be separated into streams.

The festival will run from July 2 to 4 at seven venues. Not only home musicians but also performers from France, Armenia, and Japan will be performing on the stages.

As of the end of June, almost 94 thousand coronavirus cases have been registered in the Sverdlovsk Oblast, with the number of the infected starting to grow in June. For example, 95 new cases were recorded in the region on June 5, 110 on June 10 and 174 on June 21.

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Author: Ksenia Gustova