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NATIONAL MINORITIES IN ARMENIA WILL GATHER IN EREBUNI MUSEUM
Tert.am
16:40 11.05.10
International Committee of Museums has offered all the museums across
the world to organize a campaign titled Museums for Social Harmony.
In the framework of the Night of Museums - a campaign in Armenia to
take place on May 15, when all the museums will open up for visitors
after 6pm up to the next day - on that very day the Armenian Erebuni
Museum will host national minorities in Armenia, such as Greeks,
Assyrians, Jews, Russians, Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Georgians,
Germans, Yezidis and Kurds.
This program of the Erebuni museum will be organized under the title
"Let's Know Each Other."
The visitors will get familiar with a temporary exhibition titled
>From Urartu to Yerevan's Beer and with the permanent exhibition of
the museum. Further they will gather in an inward yard to listen to
pieces of music to be performed by the music ensembles of the national
minorities living in Armenia.
Further the visitors are expected to spend the night together in the
museum in an effort to come to closely know each other.
Tert.am
16:40 11.05.10
International Committee of Museums has offered all the museums across
the world to organize a campaign titled Museums for Social Harmony.
In the framework of the Night of Museums - a campaign in Armenia to
take place on May 15, when all the museums will open up for visitors
after 6pm up to the next day - on that very day the Armenian Erebuni
Museum will host national minorities in Armenia, such as Greeks,
Assyrians, Jews, Russians, Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Georgians,
Germans, Yezidis and Kurds.
This program of the Erebuni museum will be organized under the title
"Let's Know Each Other."
The visitors will get familiar with a temporary exhibition titled
>From Urartu to Yerevan's Beer and with the permanent exhibition of
the museum. Further they will gather in an inward yard to listen to
pieces of music to be performed by the music ensembles of the national
minorities living in Armenia.
Further the visitors are expected to spend the night together in the
museum in an effort to come to closely know each other.