The official International Neighbors Day is celebrated on May 29 - with a boring cleaning day and a duty speech by a local deputy who sees this yard once a year. The real neighbor's day is when the private sector smells of barbecue, beer cans are buzzing and the speaker starts playing. Or when in a high-rise building it turns out that the bald guy from the fifth floor and the naughty grandfather from the eleventh have a 30-meter extension cable, a karaoke microphone and an endless supply of vodka. Or when a city chat decides to meet "to get to know each other for an hour", and as a result the local cafe is bursting with hookahs, taxis and "but you're better in life than in your avatar!" ". In May 2026, in Volzesco, a festive movement was launched in fourteen yards at once - with pumps, pork kebab, pilaf, football and a decanter of beer. In Crimea, during the blackout, fifty residents of Yalta turned an ordinary parking lot into a World Cup fan zone with barbecues, portable TV and boxes of wine. In Birobijan, the residents celebrated the 50th anniversary of the house in such a way that a year later three weddings took place in the yard. And in Preslav-Zalesky, a regular cry gathered in a chat half a thousand people, who flowed smoothly from the courtyard meetings to three occupied cafes. The unofficial Autumn Neighbor Day in Russia is celebrated on the last Friday of October, in the evening. There are only two days off - to clean up the consequences, to remember "where did I get this dog from?! ", clear your correspondence and greet Monday with a cucumber.