St.Petersburg Gears up for a Week of Culture and Entertainment
St. Petersburg is set to host a diverse range of cultural events this week,from a vibrant market showcasing local talent to a renowned jazz festival and an intriguing photography exhibition. The city’s cultural calendar promises something for everyone, highlighting both established artists and emerging creators.
Popcorn Market Returns with Summer Delights
the popular popcorn Market is back, offering a curated selection of local brands with unique styles, engaging artsy workshops, DJ sets, and a variety of food options. This event aims to provide a fun-filled experience for attendees looking to enjoy the summer season.
Monday, July 21: A Journey Thru Photographic History
On Monday, July 21, the city will host an exhibition titled “Photography: From Daguerreotype to AI.” This exhibition will trace the evolution of photography, featuring a rare public display of early prints by Louis Daguerre. Visitors will explore photography’s development as an art form through the 20th century and into the present day, including contemporary techniques and the impact of artificial intelligence on the field.
Tuesday, July 22: St.Petersburg Jazz Festival Kicks Off
The second international st. Petersburg Jazz Festival begins on Tuesday, July 22, transforming the city’s streets into open-air concert venues. Highlights for the day include performances by Atomic Jam Band and Sophia Shustrova’s Quintet at Sevkabel Port, as well as concerts by the Trio of Oleg and Natalia Butman and Marianna Savon on Arts Square. A complete program of both free and ticketed performances is available on the festival’s official website.
Wednesday,July 23: Roma Zver’s “Ghost Vision” Exhibition Opens
Starting Wednesday,July 23,and running until september 21,the Erarta Museum will present “roma Zver. Ghost Vision.” This exhibition features photographic works by Roma zver, the frontman of the Russian band The game. The collection invites viewers to explore global locations through zver’s lens, with a playful theme of seeking a “ghostly companion” in each image.The exhibition is open daily from 11 am to 11 pm, except Tuesdays, with tickets priced at 700-1,000 rubles, which includes an annual museum pass.
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