“Night of Arts” in the Kursk Museum of Archaeology gathered a record number of visitors

On November 3, the Kursk Museum of Archaeology joined the All-Russian action “Night of Arts” – there were no free seats in the halls.

The main event of the evening was a meeting with the historian and chief curator of the museum funds Alexander Zorin. He told about the mysterious places of Kursk, and the guests learned to distinguish historical facts from urban myths. They discussed the legends of the sunken treasures of Tuscari and Psla, the legends of the “Romadanovsky boyar chambers” and mysterious underground passages. The meeting was held in the format of a live dialogue.

For children organized an interactive program "Light in the palms": the children learned the history of lighting fixtures and made autumn lanterns for memory.

The evening ended with a traditional tea party at the samovar. The event was available on the Pushkin map within the framework of the national project “Family”.