The “Children’s Days in St. Petersburg” is an annual inter-museum project for children and adults, which turns an ordinary museum visit into an exciting adventure. The events of the festival will be interesting for a wide range of visitors and museum professionals. Participating in the game “1,2,3,4,5 – I caught a fish alive”, children and their parents can take a trip around the museum exhibitions, attend workshops, and gaming sessions.

The festival of monotyping is a holiday of creativity and communication, a journey into the magical world of art, in contact with which, one can be surprised and surprised. An unusual technique of drawing, allowing with the help of impressions to create unique paintings and landscapes, was invented by the Italian engraver and artist Giovanni Castiglione. The most prominent representatives of this direction were Edgar Degas and William Blake. Every year, artists, art critics, actors, poets from Russia, countries of near and far abroad take part in the festival of monotyping. The program includes: exhibitions, music and poetry evenings, master classes for children and adults, lectures, conferences and other events.

The competition is timed to the 140th anniversary of the birth of Nikolai Karlovich Medtner - pianist, teacher and composer, whose work occupies a special place in the history of Russian and world musical culture. The main mission of the project is the formation of a generally accessible musical and aesthetic environment for communication, exchange of experience and realization of the creative potential of performers of different age groups. The contest is held in the nominations "Piano", "Vocals", "Musicology and Music Journalism".

“The Festival of Festivals” is a creative dialogue of representatives of various trends in modern cinematography. The film forum presents a panorama of the best Russian and foreign films, that became the winners of the largest international film festivals and were highly esteemed by world film critics and audiences.

The festival unites puppeteers from different countries of the world and introduces the latest trends in the development of European and Russian theater schools. The modern art of puppet and synthetic theaters is represented throughout the genre variety: from puppets to the theater of shadows and audiovisual performances. The festival is held every two years.

St. Petersburg International Economic Forum annually gathers more than 10.000 participants from different countries of the world on the banks of the Neva River. Over the past two decades, the forum has become one of the largest events of world economic life and a landmark of the city. For St. Petersburg, this is a great opportunity to present not only the business, but also the enormous tourist and cultural potential of the city.

The music forum is characterized by a high level of professional skill of young musicians and is rightfully considered one of the best in Europe. For many talented pianists, the competition was the first step on the road to great success and international recognition. Among the laureates of past years - Miroslav Kultyshev, Alexander Lubyantsev, Andrei Korobeinikov and other famous musicians.

The festival, which has crossed the 60-year mark, is held under the patronage of the International Union of Film-lovers and is the Russia-Wide final qualifying competition for the annual World Festival of Film-lovers "UNICA". Film Forum members present their works in several nominations: "Fiction Film", "Documentary", "Cartoon Movie", "Directing Film", "Acting Job" and "Camera Work".

In 2019, the International Festival of Children's and Youth's Film-Making, aimed at supporting beginning cinematographers, will be held for the 25th time. The main purpose is to support novice filmmakers. Young authors under 18 years of age compete in several categories and present to the audience their films from various genres every year. Particular attention is paid to memorable dates of Russian history, patriotic heroism, military and labor glory of the Russian people.

The festival acquaints its guests with the art of Russian and foreign dance groups, which represent different styles from folk and classical to contemporary dance. Concerts, workshops and competition performances give a unique opportunity for creative communication and professional experience exchange, thus contributing to the development and strengthening of intercultural cooperation.

The exhibition of works by member of the Union of artists of Russia, people's artist of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Honored artist of the Republic of Bashkortostan Damir Ishemgulov dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the artist. Damir Ishemgulov is a special phenomenon not only in Bashkir, but also in the Russian art space. His paintings are simple stories about the village, about the beauty and dignity of its inhabitants, about the spiritual values of the people. Man, his hard work, rare moments of rest, everyday Affairs and concerns, earthly joy, even seemingly insignificant details of a simple village life, acquire the value of the event, and the unity of these events – life – is the true content of the epic narrative that leads the artist. His paintings are a kind of parable – he does not illustrate the events, but creates a kind of perfectly elevated model of national life, to which mythological imagery is added and something archaic, close to folklore is felt.

Every year film enthusiasts of all ages from different parts of Russia take part in the festival. In their films the authors talk about the culture of the peoples of Russia and its history, and create portraits of prominent personalities. The best film works will be included in the program of Russian films, which will be presented at international film festivals, including the “Unica” World Non-professional Films Festival.