Thursday, July 16
12 Angry Men
- 8:50 pm
- Out Cinema
- 610 rubles
Here’s some tension for your Thursday evening! In this black-and-white classic, a jury has to decide if a man is guilty of murder. But what seems to be a simple case turns out to be a full-on detective story with everyone’s prejudices coming into play. You’ll have to watch it to learn how it ends!
Friday, July 17
Garage Sale
- July 17-19, 12 pm - 10 pm
- Sevkabel Port
- Free
There is something comforting about knowing exactly what to expect from an event. The Garage Sale at Sevkabel Port is just this kind of occasion: as always, there’ll be a selection of the city’s vintage shops, as well as St. Pete locals selling gems that they no longer need. Come for inspiration and updates to your wardrobe.
Saturday, July 18
GOST Zvuk
- 6:30 - 10 pm
- New Holland Island
- 700 rubles
Step into the shoes of a music critic at this showcase by the GOST Zvuk label. You’ll hear instrumental and electronic music performed by the label’s artists and friends that will give you a peek into the local contemporary music scene.
Sunday, July 19
Summer Music Park
- 8 pm
- St. Petersburg Botanical Garden
- 1,700 rubles
It’s not often that you can watch a dance performance at the St. Petersburg Botanical Garden, let alone one set to live music. This Sunday, as part of the Summer Music Park festival, the garden will host a tango evening by the La Boca ensemble and Triunfal Orchestra.
Monday, July 20
Hwang Seontae. My Home Is Filled with Light
- Until September 20, 11 am - 11 pm daily except Tuesday
- Erarta Museum
- 2,000 rubles (includes a 6-month membership)
Step into a calm, sunny summer day with the works of the South Korean artist Hwang Seontae. In his work, he turns lightboxes into unique art objects that evoke both calm and anticipation, reflecting on the nature of modern urban lifestyle.
Tuesday, July 21
Your Faces on the Palm of a Hand
- Until September 7, 11 am - 10 pm daily
- ArtMuza
- Free
Artist Vladimir Savchuk creates paintings that are part pop art, part impressionism: on the one hand, they seem to be machine-made, but on the other, you can clearly see the strokes created by hand. Explore this duality at the ongoing exhibition.
Wednesday, July 22
The Glass Menagerie
- 7 pm
- Rodina Cinema
- 700 rubles
In this ballet based on the eponymous play by Tennessee Williams, you’ll watch the story of a family where every member is unhappy in their own way. One day, their collective unhappiness is disturbed by the appearance of an old family friend. Will something good come out of it? Find out on Wednesday.
