Thursday, June 18

The Window, in Which...

  • June 17 - September 13, 11 am - 8 pm daily
  • KGallery
  • 600-700 rubles (200-300 rubles for students)

The Window, in Which is a story about an art dynasty and their collection, on display for the very first time. On view are more than 150 pieces of art created by three generations of artists who spent their time at – and draw inspiration from – a beloved ancestral home in the resort town of Komarovo.

Friday, June 19

Pressure

This week brings exciting movie releases, too. For those in “need” of a big-screen experience, Avrora is showing Pressure (2026) – a gripping WWII movie about the tense 72 hours before D-Day and the importance of weather in the battle. The film stars Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott. 

The movie will be screened in the original language with Russian subtitles. Age rating 18+, viewer discretion advised. 

Saturday, June 20

Peony Festival

  • June 20-21, 10 am - 4:30 pm
  • Botanical Garden
  • 900 rubles (600 rubles for students)

This weekend, St. Petersburg Botanical Garden will bloom with not only peonies, all kinds and colors, and many other flowers – but also art displays, workshops, competitions, and dances. With the festival ticket, visitors can also tour the garden’s museum and the Japanese Garden, as well as visit one of the greenhouse’s routes: the tropics (plus aquatic) or the subtopics.

Sunday, June 21

Open Coffee Fest

Lovers of coffee, this one is for you! This weekend, Sevkabel Port is hosting an all-things-coffee festival. Come enjoy a fun-packed program that features all kinds of activities, performances and DJ sets, ceramics and vinyl markets, and, of course, lots and lots of coffee. For tea enthusiasts, there’ll be plenty to enjoy at the fest, as well.

Monday, June 22

On Legs

This pop-up exhibition explores transit in art, architecture, and folklore, as well as how this state is reflected in contemporary art. At the core of the display is the image of Baba Yaga’s hut on chicken legs – an archetypal gateway between worlds that serves to spark the artists’ conversations on anxiety, insecurity, and everyday contact with the unknown.

Tuesday, June 23

Rock hits

The Small Hall will host an epic 120-minute concert that will breathe classical energy into legendary rock and roll hits. The program features hits by the likes of Scorpions, The Doors, Aerosmith, and many other rock bands of all eras.

Wednesday, June 24

About Türkiye

  • June 20 - August 23, 11 am - 9 pm daily
  • ROSPHOTO
  • 400 rubles (250 rubles for students)

The new exhibition at ROSPHOTO tells the story of Türkiye, its culture and traditions, through the images taken by Kamil Fırat, a contemporary photographer who has been capturing images for over 50 years. Out of his extensive collection – 200,000 images and counting – the display presents select ones that share an inner look at everyday life in Anatolia, Türkiye.