Orel Literary Museum of Turgenev signed a cooperation agreement with the regional branch of the all-Russian public organization STD of the Russian Federation WTO
Orel regional branch of the all-Russian public organization STD of the Russian Federation WTO (All-Russian Theatre Society)" represented by its chairman, member of the Public Chamber of the Orel region Alexei Khapkov and Orel Literary Museum Ivan Turgenev OGLMT, represented by its director, member of the Public Chamber of the Orel region Vera Efremova, signed a cooperation agreement

Orel regional branch of the all-Russian public organization STD of the Russian Federation WTO (All-Russian Theater Society)" represented by its chairman, member of the Public Chamber of the Orel region Alexei Khapkov and Orel Literary Museum Ivan Turgenev OGLMT, represented by its director, member of the Public Chamber of the Orel region Vera Efremova, signed a cooperation agreement.
As noted in the Civic Chamber of the region in its group in the social network Vkontakte, this important step opens new horizons for the development of theatrical art and literary local history, promising joint projects aimed at enriching the cultural life of the Orel region.
This cooperation agreement aims to unite the efforts of two leading cultural institutions in the region. The parties see their mission in popularizing art, supporting creative initiatives and attracting public attention to cultural values. It is assumed that joint work will allow to hold more large-scale and bright events, expanding the audience and the range of services provided.
Within the framework of the Agreement, the parties plan to organize a number of joint cultural and educational events - thematic exhibitions dedicated to the history of theater and literature of the Orel Territory, lectures and master classes from leading artists, as well as joint theatrical productions that draw inspiration from the works of classics, including I.S. Turgenev. Special attention will be paid to working with young people, educating the younger generation of interest in art and literature, forming aesthetic taste.



