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On January 28, a literary and musical evening will be held dedicated to the holiday of Russian students. After the signing in 1755 by Empress Elizaveta Petrovna of the decree on the establishment of Moscow University, "Tatiana's Day" began to be celebrated first as the birthday of the university, and later as a holiday for Russian students. Since 2005, January 25 has been officially celebrated in Russia as the "Day of Russian Students"


On January 27, at 19:00, a concert program dedicated to the day of lifting the siege of Leningrad will take place. The best artists of the St. Petersburg stage will perform for the guests of the restaurant
January 27 , 1944 – The day of lifting the siege of Leningrad


On January 20, at 19:00, a LITERARY and MUSICAL EVENING will be held DEDICATED TO THE WORK of the Russian and American poet, essayist, playwright and translator Joseph Brodsky, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1987


On January 13, at 19:00, a LITERARY AND MUSICAL EVENING DEDICATED TO CREATIVITY will take place
Ivan Andreevich Krylov, who received the gold medal for literary merit from the Russian Academy in 1823


- On December 30, the guests of the historical restaurant "Literary Cafe" are waiting for the performances of the best artists of the St. Petersburg stage, musical masterpieces of world culture will be performed, the theme of the speech of the master of the artistic word will be dedicated to the work of the director of the Imperial Public Library I.A. Krylov


- On December 23, the guests of the historical restaurant "Literary Cafe" are waiting for the performances of the best artists of the St. Petersburg stage, musical masterpieces of world culture will be performed, the theme of the performance of the master of the artistic word will be dedicated to the 189th anniversary (1833) of the publication of Pushkin's great poem A. S. "Eugene Onegin"


- On December 16, at 19:00, a literary and musical evening dedicated to the event that shocked the whole of Russia will take place. On December 14, 1825, the Decembrist uprising took place. Alexander Pushkin did not take part in it. Later Zhukovsky wrote to Pushkin: "You are not involved in anything – is it true? But in the papers of each of those who acted there are your poems. It's a bad way to make friends with the government."