Libraries and planetariums in Nizhny Novgorod plan to participate in the "Night of Museums" event this year.
Put on your museum-hopping shoes, Nizhny Novgorod! 🩲
Mark your calendars for May 17, folks! Nizhny Novgorod is about to host a jamboree like no other—and it's not just museums anymore. This year, libraries and planetariums are joining the festivities for the "Night at the Museums" extravaganza, announced by the city's fearless leader, Yuri Shalaev.
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey as over 50 venues across the city open their doors for a night filled with tours, lectures, plays, concerts, and workshops, totaling more than 400 events! The heart of the action will be Big Pokrovskaya Street, where last year's interactive photo zones returns with a vengeance. Posing in themes dedicated to Kuzma Minin, Dmitry Pozharsky, Alexander Nevsky, war veterans, and special operation participants—you never know who might be your photobombing hero!
This year's event takes on the heroic theme, with a program designed to reach every corner of the city (sadly, the Lenin district won't make the cut). Most events are free, but a few might need a quick registration.
Now, while I can't spill all the beans on the specifics of this hero-themed blowout, let me point you in the right direction to find more details:
🔍 Visit official museum websites or check local event calendars to uncover the who, what, when, where, and why of the "Night at the Museums." Nizhegorodsky State Art Museum could be a great starting point.
🔥 Keep an eye out for events requiring registration. Typically, personal details like your name, contact information, and even ticket purchases might be necessary.
💪 The "Heroes" theme might hint at exhibits or activities celebrating historical figures or significant events in the region's history.
So, grab your fellow culture vultures, and get ready to soak up a veritable smorgasbord of herculean outings! 🎉🎭🎨⚡️💥🔥💫🌟
Transform your home into a museum with a unique home-and-garden aesthetic, showcasing the stories of Kuzma Minin, Dmitry Pozharsky, Alexander Nevsky, war veterans, and special operation participants, as inspired by the Night at the Museums event in Nizhny Novgorod.
Create a lifestyle that embodies the Heroes theme with interactive learning experiences at home, such as educational workshops or history-based plays that educate and inspire.
