This Ufanet's project celebrates graduates. It is dedicated to graduation, dancing, love, friendship, and beauty.

In 2012, Ufa (Bashkortostan) hosted the first big Spring Ball Dance Festival, which brought together more than 1,500 students. Now the busiest celebrations are attended by up to 5,000 grads at the same time! Teachers and parents often join them in the dance.

In the early spring, the festival organizers — members of the Ufanet team — visit schools. They teach dances to schoolchildren on their own. Later, when it gets warmer, we perform mass rehearsals on the streets and squares, where kids from all schools, organizers, and aiding volunteers congregate.

Spring Ball is unique not only as a cultural and social project — it unites people! Almost our entire team, regardless of their job or position, are involved in the festival: service engineers who connect users to the Internet, our support service operators, sales managers, telephone operators, programmers, journalists...

The Spring Ball is supported by a diverse range of partners, including dance and singing troupes, theatre troupes and studios, and talented singers, musicians, and artists. They assist in the organisation of thematic settings where guests can learn various dances and dance styles, sing, draw, and even try their hand at becoming a street actor.

The Alley of Graduates, which displays portraits of 11th-graders with their names and dream jobs, is the focal point of the Spring Ball. Our longest Alley exceeded 200 metres.

Over 85,000 graduates have participated in Ufanet's Spring Ball since 2012, and this is just the beginning!

We do not know what our first graders will be in 15 or 20 years, but we are willing to help them take the first step on their journey to their dreams. With the support of the authorities of towns and villages, Ufanet has conducted an annual career day for the youngest pupils, their parents, and teachers for over ten years. It is called Children Are Our Future.

In some towns, we even organise interactive fairs with hands-on activities, which really fascinate children. First-graders can look into such jobs as a dog handler, firefighter, journalist, doctor, engineer, and other popular jobs. In other towns, Children Are Our Future can be a team quest for both kids and adults. Classes form teams and go through different quest stations that include creative, educational, and sporting activities.

The festival unveils a First-Grader Alley with photos of all first-graders, their names, and their dream jobs. We also provide annual statistics on the most popular names and jobs among students starting schools for the first time.

The celebration comes to a close with a traditional theatrical performance and a streamer show. This is the time for our young guests to make a wish that will undoubtedly come true!

The project involves over 40 Russian towns and villages, and the number is constantly growing. Besides Ufanet, this festival is organised by other providers who support and share our values.

This project is being carried out in the Republic of Bashkortostan (Ufa, Sterlitamak, Neftekamsk). For many years, Ufanet and the Bodybuilding Federation of the Republic of Bashkortostan have collaborated to develop the bodybuilding and fitness movement in our republic, as well as to promote sport and a healthy lifestyle.

Many world-class athletes have competed in our events throughout the years, including Sergei Ogorodnikov, Igor Gostyunin, Andrei Skromny, Francisco Paco Bautista.

Our Cups and Championships are one-of-a-kind in that they combine competitions in various disciplines, a magnificent athletic show, a fitness exposition with sports nutrition products, sportswear, and accessories, as well as workshops, different activities, and contests for the audience.

The competitions drew thousands of amateur and experienced athletes from across Russia, as well as an even larger number of spectators. Viewers in Russia can watch the competitions online thanks to the live coverage provided by the city TV channel UTV.

This project is being carried out in Bashkortostan and Tatarstan. How often do our favourite performers visit our towns and villages? Unfortunately, we mostly see and hear them on TV or radio. Just imagine how nice it would be to gather together with your family and friends in a cosy park at night, bringing along your kids and grandkids, grabbing a couple of blankets, and enjoying heart-warming tunes out in the open for hours...

A new project among our many initiatives — supported by Tugan Tel TV channel, in 2018 Ufanet launched a large concert tour of Bashkir and Tatar music stars. The participants include such big stars as Marat Shaibakov (Merited Artist of the Republic of Bashkortostan), Idris Kalimullin (People's Artist of the Republic of Bashkortostan), Ural Rashitov (Merited Worker of Arts of the Republic of Bashkortostan), and many others.

The concerts are accompanied by an eventful programme that includes thematic areas, vibrant photo zones, play areas for children, workshops, painting and photography exhibitions.

The geography of the Large Tour of Tugan Tel TV Channel Stars is constantly expanding. The concert calendar can be found on our website and on social media.

The heart of this festival is the brass bands performing pieces by world composers, jazz, film themes. The organisers revive the best traditions of the park culture of the previous century blending them with modern art. For one night, the parks turn into a big musical garden filled with dozens of creative spaces ranging from open-air photo galleries and exhibitions, workshops, poetry readings to street theatres, where everyone can become part of the performance.

The joy of creativity, good music, and a friendly atmosphere are the values that Ufanet and YAN Production hope to maintain and spread through this project. The concert calendar can be found on our website.