
The initiatives MALDZIS, the Belarusian Patrons’ Club under the Belarusian Cultural Council, and the Museum of Free Belarus will showcase their latest acquisitions:
The acquisition and collection of these valuable artifacts, representing the culture and history of the Belarusian people within the broader context of European heritage, is part of the efforts of the modern wave of the Belarusian diaspora to preserve its identity and demonstrate the civilizational contribution of Belarusians to European history.
In addition to the exhibition “Five Artifacts — and Only One Night”, the Museum of Free Belarus will host a children’s area, the “Cartographer’s Cabinet,” organized in cooperation with the museum’s partners, the John Paul II Center for Thought.
Moreover, on the concert stage organized by the John Paul II Center for Thought on Foksal Street, performers from various countries, including Belarusian artists CHORNABROVA and Lera Dele (Koob Dele), will perform on the evening of May 17.
Original article: budzma.org