Dinamo stadium, Football stadium in Vologda, Russia.

Dinamo Stadium is a football ground in Vologda with a grass pitch and covered seating arranged around the field. The facility accommodates roughly 8,900 spectators and serves both for league matches and training sessions.

A sports ground was laid out in 1925 on the former cemetery of the Svyato-Dukhov Monastery, and on 28 June 1925 the KIM team and a garrison side played the opening match. In 1928 it was rebuilt as a stadium with a running track, a pitch and stands for 1,500, opening on 28 July 1928. It was rebuilt in 1938, 1947 and 1963–1965, with a full reconstruction in 1988–1991.

The venue brings local supporters together on match days, creating a gathering place where fans cheer for their team and connect with neighbors. These events form part of the rhythm of life in the city, marking weekends and seasons through football.

The stadium sits on Pushinskaya Street and can be reached using public transport in the city. Check in advance for match schedules since the venue operates mainly during the football season.

The ground opened on 28 July 1928 as the stadium of the Proletarian sports society Dynamo, built in under two months for the Northern Spartakiad with guests from Arkhangelsk, Northern Dvina and the Komi Autonomous Oblast. It stands on the former cemetery of the Svyato-Dukhov Monastery, levelled in 1925.