On December 5 and 6, a 3D-mapping show “Image of Victory in the collections and fate of the Hermitage” will be held on Palace Square. On both days the events will begin at 18:00, the organizers told the “paper” . The light performance will be shown on the facade of the main headquarters. The main topic is victory and its reflection in the fate of the world and in art. Due to the pandemic, it will be possible to get to Palace Square only for free tickets for sessions and with masks and gloves.

What exhibitions to pay attention to in December. Work from Leningrad private collections, painting and graphics by Alexander Benois and an interactive sculpture exhibition In December, in St. Petersburg museums and galleries you can see the hats of Philip Tracy, the nominees for the award of Sergei Kurekhin, the New Year's installation of the French designer and the photographs of Leningrad rock musicians. "Paper" has chosen 16 expositions that should be paid attention to this month.

The biologist and popularizer of science Pavel Glazkov noticed a rare natural phenomenon in the forest in the Vsevozsky district of the Leningrad region, which is called “icy hair”, “hairy ice”, “snow flowers” ​​or “shaggy ice”. Photos and description of unusual threads of ice on trees are published in the Glazkov group. According to the biologist, these threads reminded him of a web or snow from afar. But it turned out that this is precisely the “furry ice”.

The Health Committee called nine centers in which Petersburgers can make CT lights for free of compulsory compulsory medical insurance. The list is given by Piter.tv.

In the village of Kurba near Vinnitsa there is a small museum of Veps house, created by the local school teacher Svetlana Ivanovna Ershova. The road from St. Petersburg will take about 5 hours there, it can be combined with a trip to the surrounding villages or to the Lake of Onega. Svetlana Ivanovna gathered most of the exhibits for the museum along with students in abandoned Veps villages. The collection contains ancient dishes, traditional outfits, tools, birch bark products.

In St. Petersburg, the ice palace was closed, where mass concerts of rapper Basta were held on November 27 and 28. There were revealed violations of coronavirus restrictions, said Anna Popova, head of Rospotrebnadzor at a government meeting. According to Popova, Rospotrebnadzor conducted an investigation and revealed an excess of the permissible number of people at the event. The department issued a protocol on the suspension of the palace, and transferred the materials to the court.

At the age of 98, Irina Antonova, president of the State Museum of Fine Arts named after Pushkin and Honored Artist of the RSFSR died. About this writes RIA Novosti with reference to the press service of the museum. The museum later reported that Koronavirus became the cause of Antonova’s death. Irina Antonova has been working in the Pushkin Museum since 1945. She headed the museum from 1961 to 2013, after which she took the president of the institution specially created for her.

The governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov called for strict measures against organizers and participants in concerts in case of violation of sanitary rules - up to the stop of events. It is reported by TASS. According to Beglov, the situation in St. Petersburg is not easy: the hospitals work with overload, and the load on doctors increased 50 times. The governor noted that only universal compliance with the rules will help stop the growth of incidence in the city.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court for two months arrested the model Lilia Sudakov, who accused of the unconditional murder of her husband. According to investigators, on the night of November 29, Sudakova hit her husband with a knife in the chest in an apartment on 16 Gagarinskaya Street, she did it "on the basis of personal hostile relations, having intent to cause grievous bodily harm." In the hospital, the man died.

“ A scientist enters the bar ”-a popular science show in which we invite young scientists to a bar and ask you to answer questions that interest everyone. What do genes affect? How does immunity work? Are there parallel universes? In each issue, we also call special guests: for example, singer buckwheat or blogger plague party.

The children's hospice “House with a lighthouse” is accused of non -compliance with the rules for the turnover and accounting of drugs (Article 6.16 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), the co -founder of the Foundation Lida Moniava said . The basis was the complaint, which, as Kommersant found out , entered the Ministry of Internal Affairs before the first purchase of the drug by the institution.

The Kalininsky District Court found the former kindergarten teacher Alexander Litvin guilty of causing death by negligence (Article 109 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), the United press service of the vessels of St. Petersburg reports . In March, during a walk in kindergarten No. 100, a three-year-old girl died due to her oversight. Litvin was sentenced to restrict freedom for a period of two years with deprivation of the right to engage in pedagogical activity.

In St. Petersburg, from November 26 to December 1, the daily increase in the identified cases of COVID-19 disease did not change , although earlier within a month the number of new cases of coronavirus increased by about 4-8 % every day. This follows from official statistics on the Stopkoronavirus website.

The Investigative Committee is checking the statements of Alexei Navalny on the air of the Echo of Moscow radio station for a violent change in the constitutional system of the Russian Federation. This was reported by TASS and Interfax with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies. Update from 16:05 . The official representative of the UK Svetlana Petrenko denies information about checking the statements of Navalny. This is stated on the website of the department.

The Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko said that the most difficult situation with coronavirus and free bunks developed in St. Petersburg and the Kaliningrad region. It is reported by TASS. According to Murashko, now 21 % of coronavirus beds are free in Russia, less than 5 % in 17 regions of Russia. The most alarm is caused by St. Petersburg and the Kaliningrad Region, the minister said.