Free Museum Entry and Ice Rinks for Tatiana's Day in St. Petersburg

Students and all women named Tatiana will be able to visit a number of the city«s cultural venues for free on Thursday, January 25. To receive the discount, a relevant document must be presented: a student ID card or a passport.

Museums participating in the event include:

• The Museum of the History of St. Petersburg: free entry for students to the exhibition «Karl Rossi. On the 250th Anniversary of the Architect»s Birth« in the Engineer»s House of the Peter and Paul Fortress from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
• The Russian Railway Museum: free entry for students and Tatianas.
• The All-Russia A.S. Pushkin Museum: students can visit the N.A. Nekrasov Memorial Museum-Apartment and the Derzhavin Estate Museum for free, while Tatianas will receive commemorative souvenirs.
• The Razliv Museum Complex also welcomes students free of charge.

Several ice rinks have also prepared special offers:

• The rink at Flagstaff will provide Tatianas with free tickets subject to availability, and offer students discounted prices. Skate rental is paid separately.
• The ice rink at Sevcable Port will be free for students, while skate rental is paid. Also, as part of an open day at the «Seans» film school, a talk titled «Flourishing in the Era of Stagnation» with Lyubov Arkus and Yury Saprykin (4:00 p.m.) and a screening of the film «Summer Will End» (6:00 p.m.) will be held at the «Lectorium Port» venue. Participation is free, but registration is required (age 16+).

The ATS space offers a holiday program starting at noon. It will include a disco, film screenings, dance battles, games, a photo zone, and free arcade machines. Registration is required to participate.

Separately, the exhibition «Tatiana»s Day« at the Union of Artists Exhibition Hall, which runs until January 25, is worth noting. A meeting with the artists and a concert will be held at 5:00 p.m. on the closing day. The exhibition organizers shared a neural network»s response to the question about the collective image of a St. Petersburg woman in 2026:

This is a combination of intellectual baggage, practical minimalism, and the ability to weave historical context into the modern rhythm of a metropolis. Appearance and style: layering and functionality (due to unpredictable weather, the wardrobe is built on the «cabbage» principle. It always contains a quality trench coat, a voluminous scarf, and technological flat shoes). The color palette is restrained: 50 shades of gray, beige, deep blue, and black. Naturalness: in 2026, «groomed naturalness» is in trend. Minimal makeup, natural hairstyles, a focus on skin health and inner state. Character and manners: polite distance. A St. Petersburg woman is friendly but maintains personal boundaries. She is characterized by a light melancholy, which she considers part of her charm.

Artists are giving their visual answers to this question at the exhibition, including People«s Artist of Russia Anatoly Slepkov, Honored Artists of Russia Anatoly Rybkin, Oleg Yakhin, Elena Bazanova, Lyudmila Balandina, Yevgeny Dubitsky, and others. A memorial section will present works by Gennady Bernadsky.