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BELARUS TO HOST DAYS OF ARMENIAN CULTURE 30 APRIL-5 MAY
Belarusian Telegraph Agency, Belarus
April 29 2013
MINSK, 26 April (BelTA) - Belarus will host the Days of the Armenian
Culture from 30 April to 5 May, BelTA learnt from Spokesperson for
the Belarusian Culture Ministry Yulia Viskub.
The Days of Culture will open on 1 May with a concert of the Honored
Armenian State Dance Troupe Barekamutiun directed by People's Artist
Norayr Mehrabyan. The gala night will take place at the Belarusian
State Philharmonic Society. Barekamutiun is considered one of the
best art groups in Armenia for the high skills, diversity of genres
and means of expression.
The program of the Days of Culture also includes the opening of
the Days of the Armenian Cinema and an exhibition by artist Arevik
Petrosyan on 2 May.
The Barekamutiun dance troupe will also perform in Mogilev on 3 May.
Mogilev is the Capital of Culture of Belarus and the CIS in 2013.
The Armenian delegation will be headed by Deputy Minister of Culture
of Armenia Artur Poghosyan.
http://news.belta.by/en/news/culture?id=713979
Belarusian Telegraph Agency, Belarus
April 29 2013
MINSK, 26 April (BelTA) - Belarus will host the Days of the Armenian
Culture from 30 April to 5 May, BelTA learnt from Spokesperson for
the Belarusian Culture Ministry Yulia Viskub.
The Days of Culture will open on 1 May with a concert of the Honored
Armenian State Dance Troupe Barekamutiun directed by People's Artist
Norayr Mehrabyan. The gala night will take place at the Belarusian
State Philharmonic Society. Barekamutiun is considered one of the
best art groups in Armenia for the high skills, diversity of genres
and means of expression.
The program of the Days of Culture also includes the opening of
the Days of the Armenian Cinema and an exhibition by artist Arevik
Petrosyan on 2 May.
The Barekamutiun dance troupe will also perform in Mogilev on 3 May.
Mogilev is the Capital of Culture of Belarus and the CIS in 2013.
The Armenian delegation will be headed by Deputy Minister of Culture
of Armenia Artur Poghosyan.
http://news.belta.by/en/news/culture?id=713979