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As the mercury finally plummets to more usual St. Petersburg winter temperatures, the city’s museums and galleries have come up with plenty of indoor entertainment.Art for a wintry day

The St. Petersburg organizers of the March for Honest Elections, a national rally calling for open and fair elections, insist they will march on Nevsky Prospekt, the city’s main street, despite this being banned by City Hall.Honest Elections Marchers Pledge to Take to Nevsky

Ex-St. Petersburg governor Valentina Matviyenko topped the list of the 100 most influential Russian women released this week.100 Most Powerful Women

This year, the city’s legendary Stray Dog cafe, which endeavors to maintain the spirit and history of the Silver Age within its walls, celebrates its centenary. While the cafe may have changed drastically during its 100-year history, St. Petersburg’s artistic intelligentsia continues to cherish traditions and memories from time spent at the cafe.Silver Age spirit

More than 154,000 Siege of Leningrad survivors living in St. Petersburg will celebrate the 68th anniversary of the full liberation of the city on Friday, Jan. 27. Events dedicated to the anniversary will, as usual, be held around the city.City Celebrates Anniversary of End of Siege

A policeman has been suspended after a teenage boy died in police custody at the weekend.Policeman Kills Teen

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