Festive concerts and field kitchens with soldier's porridge were set up simultaneously at three locations in Naberezhnye Chelny. On the Tukay Embankment, a special bus service was organized for veterans from the Komsomolsky District. A field kitchen serving soldier's porridge operated for the guests of honor and residents, and the concert program "One Spring – One Victory" took place. The festive venue was visited by Mayor Nail Magdeev, who interacted with the veterans in a cozy atmosphere. Other guests of honor included General Director of PJSC "KAMAZ" Sergey Kogogin and State Duma Deputy Alfiya Kogogina.
On Enthusiasts Boulevard, the Head of the Executive Committee Farid Salakhov addressed the attendees. He thanked the veterans for their heroic deed and wished for peaceful skies. A field kitchen was organized for guests, as well as performances by creative groups—artists from the "Kyzyl Tau" Cultural Center, the "Shatlyk" Youth Center, and cadets from the school named after Hero of the Soviet Union Nikita Kaimanov. Deputies of the State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan Ruslan Nigmatulin and Oleg Nikolaev also congratulated the guests on the holiday.
Thematic exhibitions, interactive zones, and masterclasses were held for residents, provided by Cadet School No. 82 named after Hero of the Soviet Union Ildar Mannanov, the Art Gallery, and the Territorial Public Self-Government Association of the Central District.
The military equipment exhibition from the Motor Road Enterprise and the "Remdiesel" company sparked special interest. The field kitchen was organized with the support of the "Korib" company and Deputies Ruslan Nigmatulin and Ivan Kuzmin.
In Victory Park, the main venue hosted a large-scale event "The Glory of Those Great Years Will Never Fade" featuring Nail Magdeev, who addressed those present with the following words:
"Today is a special day in the life of Naberezhnye Chelny, our multinational republic, and our beloved country – the Day of Great Victory. It is a celebration, but also a tribute to the memory, grief, and respect for those who died there. Just think: 27 million of our compatriots laid down their lives on the battlefields of the Great Patriotic War so that we could live today under a blue sky and bright sun."
Interactive militarized zones were available for guests, where they could try on military uniforms, assemble an assault rifle, or write a triangular letter. The celebration concluded with a minute of silence, the laying of flowers at the memorial, and the performance of the song "Sing, Soldier, Sing!".
The events united several generations of Chelny residents, becoming a symbol of continuity of memory and gratitude to the heroes.