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Valdis Pelsh and Vera Alentova will meet with the guests of the Exposition on January 21

Valdis Pelsh and Vera Alentova will meet with the guests of the Exposition on January 21
Photo: Evgeniy Biyatov/RIA News
01.20.2024

The Book Beacons Visiting Gazprom project invites you to a meeting with actress Vera Alentova and the presentation of her book Everything is Not Accidental. This book-autobiography mesmerizes and stuns with its frankness.

Vera Alentova — a woman of rare beauty and elegance — told the things about herself that most celebrities prefer not to disclose. The great actress is not afraid to appear to us as funny, wrong, weak, and sometimes desperate. Only people with an unusually light soul and a loving heart can be so ironic about themselves.

Pavilion F, January 21, 13:00 - 14:00, registration is required 

Photo: From the personal archive of V. Alentova

On the Day of Tourism and Sports, the pavilion Feel Russia will host the legend of Russian television — musician, TV presenter, traveler Valdis Pelsh, the author of a large series of films about travels to unique, hard-to-reach places. Valdis will talk about his expeditions around the country.

Pavilion D, January 21, 18:00 - 19:00, admission is free

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