Weekend Snake-Themed Mythological Event in Minsk: Venue Details
On the horizon for culture enthusiasts in Minsk, a series of exciting events are set to take place from August 9th to 10th. Here's a rundown of what you can expect during this action-packed weekend.
"Vuz. The Image of the Snake in Contemporary Belarusian Art" Exhibition
Kick off your cultural journey at the Art Palace's ZAL#2 space, where the thought-provoking exhibition "Vuz. The Image of the Snake in Contemporary Belarusian Art" is opening. This exhibition invites viewers to explore the image of the snake through contemporary art and authorial interpretation.
The Zadora Festival
For those seeking a taste of the past, the Zadora cultural festival offers a step back in time. Taking place at the "Dukorsky Manor" museum complex, this event features traditional dances, role-playing games, and musical performances by historical reconstruction clubs. Additionally, a craftsman's village and interactive zones for workshops on ancient dancing, blacksmithing, archery, and more will be available.
Zmok's Path International Slavic Mythology Festival
Nature lovers won't want to miss the International Slavic Mythology Festival "Zmok's Path," taking place at the Berezinsky Reserve. The festival features a warrior tournament, equestrian performances, archery competitions, and a siege of a medieval fortress. KniaZz headlines the open-air concert, with other performers including Nevika and "Stoks." The festivities conclude with a DJ party and a fire show.
Urban Music Festival in the Minsk Botanical Garden
While specific details about the performers, schedule, and ticket prices for the Urban Music Festival in the Minsk Botanical Garden could not be found, it is confirmed that the festival takes place on August 9th and 10th. For up-to-date and precise details, visiting the official Central Botanical Garden website or contacting their information line is recommended.
Minsk Zoo's Magical Carnival
Families with children will enjoy the Minsk Zoo's Magical Carnival, featuring a magician, interactive shows by sorcerers, workshops, stilt walkers, a themed photo zone, and a costume contest. This event is free of charge.
As the city of Minsk comes alive with these diverse and engaging events, there's truly something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a history buff, art enthusiast, music lover, or family-oriented individual, this weekend promises to be an unforgettable cultural experience.
[1] Central Botanical Garden website: https://www.botanicalgarden.by/ [2] Event information line: +375 (17) 286-80-90
Note: This article is based on available search results and may not contain the most up-to-date information. For the most accurate details, please visit the official event pages or contact the event organisers.
For home-and-garden enthusiasts, a visit to the craftsman's village at the Zadora cultural festival, set within the picturesque "Dukorsky Manor" museum complex, offers opportunities to learn and interact with traditional arts and crafts.
If you have a keen interest in lifestyle and nature, the International Slavic Mythology Festival "Zmok's Path," held at the Berezinsky Reserve, offers a unique blend of ancient mythology, equestrian performances, and modern music, concluding with a memorable fire show.
