At the local history museum there will be an Arts Night event

The A.M. Sibiryakov Museum and its branches invite Irkutsk residents and visitors to Arts Night on November 3. The program includes master classes, quizzes, exhibitions, and tours of evening Irkutsk. Visitors will also see unusual events, from calligraphy with pen and ink to music programs, a book presentation, and dating with the weapons and gear of soldiers from world wars.

The A.M. Sibiryakov Museum and its branches invite everyone to the annual cultural event as part of the nationwide “Night of the Arts” campaign. On November 3, visitors will be offered workshops on making souvenirs from wood and ceramics, quizzes, exhibitions, and a guided tour of evening Irkutsk.
The Museum of Urban Life invites guests to a pen-and-ink calligraphy workshop, the musical program “The Best Soundtracks from Films Performed by Pianist Mikhail Pokrovsky,” as well as the exhibition “The Art of the Chinese Tea Ceremony.”
The Museum of History will host the quiz “The History of a Beloved City” and a performance by the chamber choir of the Irkutsk Philharmonic. At 5:00 p.m., there will be a presentation of Boris Demyanovich’s book “Notes of an Irkutsk Resident.”
The evening will conclude with a musical tour of the museum halls and, of course, a bus tour of the night city. Registration is already open by phone: 710-422, 710-161.
The “Soldiers of the Fatherland” Museum and the “Siberian Shooter” club invite Irkutsk residents and city guests to get acquainted with the weapons and equipment of soldiers of the First and Second World Wars.
As the Irkutsk city administration press service reports, the V.S. Rogal City Exhibition Center is organizing an evening of Belarusian music by the “Krivichi” club and tours of the museum halls.