In the Sverdlovsk city, a 100-meter table was set up for 240 people.
On August 18, 2026, in Sysert, at the factory dam, which is nearly 300 years old, a table was set for 240 people. The covered table, 100 meters long, stretched along the entire historical center of the city.
Artists, entrepreneurs, musicians, restaurateurs, bloggers, and simply local residents gathered around it—from a 4-year-old child to 96-year-old Sysert resident Anatoly Lobov, who personally knew the writer Pavel Bazhov, reported the Sysert Municipal District Development Agency.
Guests were treated to dishes and cider, as well as wine and tinctures from Sverdlovsk establishments and wineries. Those who participated in organizing the feast had the opportunity to promote themselves, while those sitting at the table could enjoy beautiful porcelain dishes, food, and live music.
The Great Ural Feast became a continuation of this season's theme "Summer at the Factory"—"Strong Connections," the organizers explained. To make it easier for participants to meet, share stories, exchange contacts and ideas, special cards with unconventional questions were prepared for them. For example, "say aloud how you can be useful to the people at the table."
Thus, the factory dam once again became a meeting place for people, from which the history of the Turchaninov-Solomirsky Factory and Sysert began nearly 300 years ago, in 1732.
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In the Sverdlovsk city, a 100-meter table was set up for 240 people.
In Sysert, at the factory dam, which is nearly 300 years old, a table was set for 240 people. The covered table, 100 meters long, stretched along the entire historical center of the city.
