Latest Events in Saint Petersburg(July Updated)

Deuterman Productions Presents : THE SUPERVILLAINS Support: WOLF-FACE & FLORIDAZE THE SUPERVILLAINS The Supervillains are a high-energy ska and reggae band hailing from Florida, known for their infectious grooves and lively performances. Formed in the late 1990s, the band blends elements of ska, reggae, rock, and punk, creating a sound that's both catchy and rebellious. With their upbeat rhythms, humorous lyrics, and a reputation for high-octane live shows, The Supervillains have earned a loyal fanbase and are a standout act in the South Florida music scene. Use the share tools on this event page to let your friends know where you will be. Please Print PDF ticket for entry into event or your phone email can work as well. No Refund Event. Rain or Shine Event. Information Source: Deuterman Productions | eventbrite

Bryan Adams St Petersburg promises an unforgettable evening at the renowned Mahaffey Theater, located at 400 1st St S, St Petersburg, FL. On July 27, 2025, at 8:00 PM, fans will gather to experience the legendary rock icon's electrifying performance. With ticket prices ranging from $32 to $58, this event offers an accessible opportunity to witness Adams' timeless hits and captivating stage presence. Known for his powerful vocals and chart-topping classics, Bryan Adams continues to captivate audiences worldwide. The Mahaffey Theater, with its state-of-the-art acoustics and intimate setting, provides the perfect backdrop for an evening filled with nostalgia and musical brilliance. This event is set to be a highlight of the summer concert season in St Petersburg, drawing music enthusiasts from near and far to celebrate the enduring legacy of Bryan Adams.

Deuterman Productions Presents: Ballyhoo! Support: Cydeways & Beach Fly Ballyhoo! Through 25 years and eight independent albums, the last four on their own Right Coast Records, Ballyhoo! have earned the exclamation point which marks their name. Starting in the basement of their mom’s Aberdeen, MD, home, rocking out on guitar and drums respectively, practicing every day, brothers Howi and Donald Spangler formed the proto-punk band in the mold of Green Day and Nirvana, with an eye towards the emerging ska genre led by Goldfinger, Sublime, 311 and No Doubt. The group’s eighth and most recent studio album, the breezy, ska-fueled, hook-filled Message to the World, on their own Right Coast Records, finds the self-declared “beach-rockers,” having grown up in public, accepting the responsibilities of adulthood while still hanging on to their dreams of world domination. With its newest members now veterans – keyboardist Vandrey has been in the band since 2000, while bassist Lucera joined in 2014 – Ballyhoo! is ready for what the future brings. Stylistically, their music ranges from the hard-edged punk of 2018’s Detonate, which captured the feelings of anger and depression from dealing with personal loss and the exhaustion generated by over a decade on the road, to the island reggae beats of the follow-up, Message to the World. “Whatever you want to achieve, just focus on that and work towards it,” explains Howi about the Ballyhoo! ethos. “Don’t worry about followers, views or even money. Just keep making good stuff. One day it may be possible to finally quit that day job and live your dream full time.” Ballyhoo! is still doing just that, purveying good vibes, positivity and fun live shows meant to take you away from real life for just a little bit. Cydeways Cydeways blends modern reggae with alternative, indie charm and hip hop grooves, creating a fresh yet nostalgic sound. Their live show delivers laid-back reggae vibes with the high-energy punch of alt-rock making for an unforgettable experience. Beach Fly Beach Fly is the feel-good musical project led by John DeMari. He got his start interviewing some of his favorite artists like Slightly Stoopid, Pepper, and Iration on the 2 Minute Podcast.Beach Fly’s homegrown, organic sound draws influences from bands in the modern reggae scene like Slightly Stoopid and Rebelution as well as favorites like Jack Johnson and Xavier Rudd. Beach Fly is out to transport you to a tropical coastline with the best vibes. They are releasing their first songs in 2024 under Ineffable records with production help and mentorship from Carter Reeves of Surfer Girl. Beach Fly is a project to keep a keen eye out for! Use the share tools on this event page to let your friends know where you will be. Please Print a PDF ticket for entry into the event, or your phone or email can also work. No Refund Event. Rain or Shine Event. Information Source: Deuterman Productions | eventbrite

Ballyhoo! St Petersburg is set to light up the vibrant city of St Petersburg at the iconic Jannus Live on July 31, 2025, at 7:00 PM. Nestled in the heart of the city at 200 1st Ave N, this event promises an unforgettable evening filled with electrifying performances and a lively atmosphere. With tickets priced at just 48 USD, attendees can expect a seamless blend of music and culture, making it a must-attend occasion for enthusiasts and newcomers alike. As the sun sets over the picturesque skyline, Jannus Live will transform into a hub of excitement, offering a unique experience that captures the essence of St Petersburg's dynamic arts scene. Ballyhoo! St Petersburg is more than just an event; it's a celebration of creativity and community, drawing people together in a shared love for live entertainment.

"ALL OR NOTHING" Dance Competition Get ready for the ultimate dance competition! The ALL OR NOTHING Competition brings top teams together for an unforgettable day of talent, energy, and fierce performances! Held August 2nd at the VSU Multi- Purpose Center. Secure your seat now! You don’t want to miss this! Ages 5 and up will need a ticket. ALL Tickets at the door will be $10 more than online CLEAR BAG POLICY FOR ALL GUEST NO REFUNDS Information Source: Pink Pearls Dance Company | eventbrite

POP, SIP & PLAY: A LIT BINGO EXPERIENCE ! Get ready for an afternoon of FUN & CASH PRIZES at Traditionz Wings & Grill. THIS AIN'T YOUR AVERAGE BINGO!! Join us for a unique twist on the classic game of bingo. Enjoy delicious food and drinks while playing rounds of bingo with a lively crowd. Whether you're a bingo pro or a newbie, this event is perfect for everyone. Don't miss out on this exciting evening filled with laughter, friendly competition & MUSIC! Grab your crew and join us for a memorable EXPERIENCE! Celebrating an event...Contact us for table reservations! Food & Drink Specials will be available for purchase! Information Source: LaShawn 804-721-8350 Tanya 804-720-7125 | eventbrite

Welcome to year #9 Powder Room Conference! Sis, it's all about sisterhood, new friendships, getting away to build YOU! We start off Friday with a HER Prayer Lock In for 2 hours. We are not playing around with our prayers. Can't you see it? Sisters praying for one another & relying on God. Prayer Booths! Prayer circles! Wear your sweat pants-we going in! Then Saturday we come back at 10 AM to be empowered through testimonies, a power pack word, and of course activities that inspire us to build, grow and pull together as sisters! We are coming to learn strategies on how to interceed, fight through spiritual-warfare, and how to battle for each other. Get your spiritual gloves on and go help H.E.R. You need a sister who knows how to stay in the full armor so you can get better, and pull yourself together! This whole weekend is about the backbone we have for sisterhood. There is something happening JUST FOR YOU SIS! Self Care Saturday! Mental Health Encouragement. GIRL I NEED YOU! Information Source: Kim Harrell | eventbrite

Welcome to the Petersburg Book Fest brought to you by Resist Booksellers! Come and join us for a celebration of literature and authors from around the world. Meet your favorite writers, discover new books, and get inspired! Whether you're a bookworm or just looking for a fun day out, this event is perfect for you. Event Highlights: Book signings with renowned authors Exciting panel discussions Fun activities for children of all ages Food trucks with delicious food and drinks Live poetry performances Don't miss out on this fantastic gathering of book lovers! Bring your friends, family, or just yourself – everyone is welcome at the Petersburg Book Fest. Information Source: Resist Booksellers | eventbrite

In addition to golfing at a very nice golf course and enjoying the company of wonderful people, your ticket purchases and sponsorships support two great charitable causes, one local and one international: Local: Strong Start => Dedicated to developing literacy skills that position children for success. Mexico: EEESMA => Providing an academic education to deaf children in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Information Source: Kitchener-Conestoga Rotary Club | eventbrite

The St. Petersburg White Nights Festival, also known as the "White Nights Stars Festival", was founded in 1993 by Anatoly Sobchak, who was the first mayor of St. Petersburg and during his tenure the city developed into Russia's cultural and sports center. As part of his city development plan, he came up with the idea of ​​a festival to celebrate Russian culture, especially art and entertainment. The festival features a range of classical ballet, music, opera and other events at the Mariinsky Theatre and Mariinsky Concert Hall.

The St.Petersburg Technical Fair 2025, set to take place from March 26 to March 28 at the renowned Expoforum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, promises to be a pivotal event in the technological landscape. This premier fair will gather industry leaders, innovators, and professionals from around the globe to showcase cutting-edge advancements and foster collaborative opportunities. With a focus on emerging technologies, sustainable solutions, and industrial innovations, the St.Petersburg Technical Fair 2025 will feature an array of exhibitions, keynote speeches, and interactive workshops. Attendees will have the chance to explore the latest in automation, artificial intelligence, and engineering breakthroughs, making it an unmissable event for those invested in the future of technology. The Expoforum venue, known for its state-of-the-art facilities, will provide an ideal setting for networking and knowledge exchange, ensuring a productive and inspiring experience for all participants.

Welcome to the 2025 VSUAA Leadership Conference! Join the VSU Alumni Association on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at the Gateway Event Center on the campus of Virginia State University, to kick off the 2025 VSU Alumni Weekend with our Alumni Leadership Conference. This year's theme is "Building the Bridge to Greater." Conference Sessions Include: Alumni Author Networking Starting a non-profit for your alumni chapter Marketing strategies for chapter engagement and fundraising Effective Operations/Parlimentary Procedures Alumni Engagement Panel Session Keynote speaker, Lunch, and Entertainment featuring the VSU Concert Choir and the Trojan Explosion Pep Band We are pleased to offer an early bird price of $50 per person t hrough April 15, 2025 . After that date, the registration fee will increase to $60 per person . The fee includes all sessions, a delicious lunch, and a special alumni gift! We look forward to seeing you there! _______________ Chapter Conference Sponsorship Opportunities are also available. Alumni Blue Level Sponsor: $25 Trojan Legacy Level Sponsor: $50 Orange Level Sponsor: $75 For more information, please contact the VSUAA Leadership Conference Co-Chairs. Nicole Cameron - nucameron@gmail.com Yaminah Knight - ykvsuaa.dc@gmail.com Information Source: Virginia State University Alumni Association | eventbrite

On 27 July 2023, the exhibition “Beauty as Rhythm: Female Figures in the Collection of Traditional African Art of the State Hermitage Museum” begins its run in the General Staff building.The display features five wooden statues of women that belong to three different African cultures – Dan, Bamana (or Bambara) and Mossi – and date from around the turn of the 20th century. Such sculptural depictions had both aesthetic and magical significance in the communities where they were created. In the Bamana culture, they were involved in male initiation rites and conveyed the most prominent features of an ideal woman – an oversized bust, coiffured hair and jewellery. Among the Mossi, they were produced for girls entering puberty. They could dress these figurines (in essence dolls), adorn them and anoint them with oil. Taking care of them became a compulsory practice for girls entering into womanhood. Researchers term African statuettes of this kind “fertility figures” and their function is always bound up with the power of the feminine, the birth-giving, creative principle. One of the figures included in the exhibition, for example, depicts a woman with a child on her back. In this way, the sculptor focusses attention on the main female social role – motherhood. The creators of the exhibition invite us to look at these objects as works of art capable of telling us about a different conception of beauty, one to which Europeans are unaccustomed. Strict realism is something alien to the African artists: they strive to convey meanings by different means. Beauty, in this instance, lies not in the harmony of specific features, but in correspondence to some ideal, to the archetype of the essentially feminine. That is created, first and foremost, with the aid of rhythm. As Léopold Sédar Senghor, the French and Senegalese politician, poet and philosopher wrote: “For an African, a beautiful statue is one that evokes particular emotions in him. Here, for example, I have before me a statuette of the Dogon people. It does not in the least resemble an image of a beautiful woman, but this statuette of a seated woman is captivating, because it is imbued with rhythm.”

The exhibition will acquaint visitors with the main milestones in the life and service of the great Russian poet. The career of Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev (1803–1873) as a state official of the Russian Empire can be traced through reproductions of historical materials. The stands carry portraits of Tyutchev himself and members of his family as well as outstanding statemen of the period, along with passages from his poetry and letters.

The display has been organized by the State Hermitage in conjunction with the Erebuni Historical and Archaeological Museum-Reserve and is the first exhibition under a collaboration agreement between the two museums. Over the course of a year, within the permanent display of the Oriental Department, visitors will be able to see a representational presence of the Erebuni museum and acquaint themselves with three exhibits from its stocks. A special place among these is taken by a basalt block bearing a cuneiform inscription of King Argishti I about the foundation of Erebuni.

Experience the electrifying arts event, Shades of HUNKS at Smokin 19 in Saint Petersburg, FL, on April 12, 2024. Hosted at the renowned venue Smokin 19 located at 3090 34th St N, this one-of-a-kind show promises to captivate audiences with a mesmerizing display of talent and creativity. From 7:00 PM onwards, attendees will be treated to a night filled with excitement and entertainment. Tickets for this exclusive event range from $21.95 to $69.95, offering options to suit every budget. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the Shades of HUNKS at Smokin 19, where artistry meets passion in a spectacular showcase. Mark your calendars and secure your seats for an unforgettable evening in the heart of Saint Petersburg.

It is dedicated to three important dates: the 160th anniversary of the birth of Central Asian traveler and explorer Pyotr Kuzmich Kozlov (1863-1935), the 100th anniversary of the Mongol-Tibetan expedition and the 100th anniversary of the start of scientific research on the archaeological site of Noin Ula. The exhibition "Archaeological Phenomena. Between Past and Future" presents the most interesting findings and the latest laboratory research results. Unique ancient artifacts, historical documents and photographs related to the research of Noin Ula tombs are exhibited in the exhibition halls.

The exhibition “He Conquered Both Time and Space...” organized by the Russian Museum in the halls of the Stroganov Palace is timed to the 225th anniversary of Alexander Pushkin’s birth. This is the first ever large-scale exhibition held in the Russian Museum to address the genius of Russian and world culture, whose anniversary will be an international event. The exhibition presents an unprecedented number of exhibits – more than three hundred works of painting, sculpture, graphic, decorative, applied and folk arts exclusively from the collection of the Russian Museum. The museum rich depositories enable to characterize the oeuvre of the great writer most fully and diversely and to reconstruct the cultural and historical background, which witnessed the formation and heyday of Pushkin’s unique talent. The show is dedicated to the poet’s characters, contemporaries and descendants. The artistic material presented at the exhibition dates back to the 18th–20th centuries.

“Ilya Kabakov is perhaps the only Russian artist of the second half of the 20th century to have become a generally acknowledged world great. Ilya and Emilia Kabakov were all but the only people in the Western world to speak out publicly against breaking ties with Russian cultural institutions. In the General Staff building the total installation devoted to Soviet civilization has consonances with the displays devoted to the history of the previous – imperial – Russian civilization. Its protagonist, however, is the little man, the successor to personages from Gogol and Dostoyevsky,” Mikhail Piotrovsky, General Director of the State Hermitage, commented. Ilya and Emilia Kabakov are famous Conceptualist artists who have gone down in history as the creators of a new genre – the total installation. It is an artistic space filled with a specific atmosphere, a separate environment in which everything – not just individual objects, but also their surroundings, the colour and configuration of the walls, lighting, sound and smells – takes on fresh meanings and serves to intensify the image devised by the creators. The total installation “Monument to a Lost Civilization” became one of the largest in the Kabakovs’ oeuvre. It was produced and first shown by its creators in Palermo in 1999. The total installation takes the form of the design for a utopian museum-city, something of which the artists had dreamed for many years. It was conceived as a memorial to the civilization in which they were born and spent the greater part of their lives – the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Like archaeologists, the Kabakovs collected, described and systematized “shards” of that no longer extant civilization in their full-scale installations. Drawing on their personal experience and recollections, they designed their museum in such a way that, wandering through its various installation-rooms, viewers who had never seen that civilization would be able to form their own conception of it.

“The Hermitage’s Carl Fabergé Rooms preserve the memory of the court jeweller and Hermitage restorer and are intended to stimulate both the study of his legacy and the development of the traditions that he established. It is this purpose that is served by the collection of works by modern-day gemstone-carvers, superb artists with fine taste, that we are presenting today,” Mikhail Borisovich Piotrovsky, General Director of the State Hermitage, commented. The display tells about the creative endeavours of modern-day artists, their experiments in working with semiprecious stones and their striving to combine the achievements of their predecessors with fresh tendencies. The exhibition features more than 35 works that bring together original ideas and a subtle feel for the material, professional execution and virtuoso technical approaches. The creators of the majority of the works are gemstone-carvers based in Saint Petersburg. Also on show in the hall are pieces made by present-day German craftspeople, representatives of the oldest school of European gemstone-carving art located in the town of Idar-Oberstein.

The word ‘tidings’ appeared a long time ago, yet it is quite relevant to modern life filled with various kinds of news. The exhibition is devoted to the issues of transmitting and receiving information, its reliability and deceptiveness. The exhibition features 12 sections: Letter; Message as a Ritual; Newspaper; Radio; Telephone; Television; Letters, Codes, and Ciphers; Gossip, Rumours, and Misinformation; Messages from Space; Messengers; Signal; Digital World. The artists are more interested not in the technological aspects of communication processes but rather in humanistic ones. All the works are united by the motif of tidings – news – messages.

27 November 2023 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Grigory Vasilyev, a serf artist commonly known by his nickname Soroka. He was a serf of the Milyukov landowners who lived in Ostrovki estate, Vyshny Volochyok District, Tver Province. Alexei Venetsianov, an academician and painter, famous for his commitment to the teaching of young artists, lived nearby – in Safonkovo estate. Grigory Soroka became one of his last favourite students. Unfortunately, he benefited from Venetsianov’s advice and patronage for quite a short time – from 1843 to 1847. After the death of his teacher, Grigory Soroka continued to make a living from art but, over time, most of his works lost their attribution and became part of the numerous anonymous works created by Venetsianov’s students.

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR AGRORUS 2024, taking place in the stunning city of Saint Petersburg. This prestigious event will be held at the state-of-the-art Expoforum, located in the heart of the city, from August 28th to August 30th, 2024. Attendees can look forward to a showcase of the latest advancements in agricultural technology, sustainable farming practices, and a plethora of local and international exhibitors. With a focus on tradition and innovation, the fair promises to be a melting pot of ideas and a hub for industry professionals to connect and collaborate. Don't miss the chance to be part of this grand celebration of agriculture's rich heritage and bright future.

The exhibition at the Marble Palace brings together about 100 works of painting, graphic and applied arts on the Cossack theme from the collection of the Russian Museum. It includes portraits, landscapes and works on historical subjects by Ilya Repin, Vasily Polenov, Valentin Serov, Vasily Surikov, Alexei Venetsianov, Aleksander Orłowski and other outstanding masters of Russian art.

The State Russian Museum and the National Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus open the unprecedented exhibition Russia and Belarus: Crossed Destinies. The Marble Palace presents works by Belarusian artists who graduated from Russian art schools and whose art became the world heritage. The masters often received their professional education in Moscow and St Petersburg, belonged to the same art associations and generally adhered to a single tradition. At the same time, their work retained national features, views of native nature, national heroes and types.

November 2023 marks the 175th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding Russian orientalist, historian and archaeologist Nikolai Ivanovich Veselovsky (1848-1918). He was a man who left an important mark on Russian scholarship with his works on the history and archaeology of Central Asia, the Golden Horde and the northern Black Sea region, as well as works on the history of Oriental studies and archaeology in the country. The exhibition includes more than 200 unique exhibits describing the sites and archaeological cultures discovered by Veselovsky - the Maikop and Scythian cultures, artifacts from the "Golden Cemetery", the medieval Belorechensk necropolis and other places. The objects selected for the exhibition are the most important of the excavations and purchases carried out by this scholar, who systematically acquired antiquities for the Imperial Archaeological Commission. The main focus is on presenting little-known or completely unknown objects. The exhibition is also accompanied by copies of documents (including some previously unpublished documents) and pictorial reconstructions from the research archives of the Institute of the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

The exhibition of drawings Line. Stroke. Spot in the Russian Museum refers to the classic pages of history and the works that make the pride of the museum’s collection. The show features the best works of graphic art by the leading Russian masters of the 20th century from the collection of the Russian Museum. Viewers can get acquainted with the work of the most prominent artists of the first half of the 20th century: Mikhail Vrubel and Valentin Serov, Alexandre Iacovleff and Vasily Shukhaev, Pyotr Miturich and Pyotr Lvov, Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin and Nikolai Tyrsa, Vladimir Lebedev and Vladimir Konashevich. The works by Boris Vlasov and Boris Kocheishvili, Oleg Kudryashov and Kirill Mamonov, Mikhail Vainman and Boris Ermolayev, Boris Kalaushin and Mai Miturich, Pyotr Dik and Evgeny Dobrovinsky successfully combine old pictorial traditions with new plastic searches of 20th-century artists. The exhibition features not only graphic works, but also works that present line and stroke in unexpected materials.

The FASHION INDUSTRY EXHIBITION 2024, set to take place from October 17 to October 20 at the prestigious Expoforum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, promises to be a landmark event in the fashion calendar. This premier exhibition will gather industry leaders, emerging designers, and fashion enthusiasts under one roof, providing a unique platform for networking, innovation, and inspiration. Attendees can expect to witness cutting-edge fashion trends, groundbreaking technologies, and insightful panel discussions led by renowned experts. With its strategic location in the heart of Saint Petersburg, the FASHION INDUSTRY EXHIBITION 2024 offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the latest in fashion while experiencing the rich cultural heritage of this historic city. Don't miss the chance to be part of an event that shapes the future of fashion.

Karl Brullov needs no special introduction. He was the only Russian classical artist of the 19th century who gained fame in Europe in his lifetime and worldwide recognition after his death. He certainly had natural gift for painting. Moreover, he was a highly qualified professional of brilliant and fascinating personality. Brullov was best known for his ingenuity, immense erudition, independence of mind and behaviour, noble indifference to material values, official awards and honours, incredible freedom in actions, as well as for his enduring devotion to artistic endeavour. Only Brullov was honoured with a kind of title “Karl the Great” that showed the appreciation and admiration of his colleagues, art connoisseurs, and students during his lifetime. He was a true artistic genius, an innovator and Pushkin of Russian painting.