"BiblioNight - 2023". What will Belarusian libraries entertain their guests with?

Libraries in Belarus will open the doors of "BiblioNight" on April 21 at 19:00. Thematic platforms, master classes, games, creative meetings with authors and other entertainment programs are prepared for children and adults, BelTA reports with reference to the Department of Public Relations of the National Library of Belarus.

Visitors of the "Night subscription" in the Republican Scientific Medical Library will have a unique opportunity to peek behind the scenes of the electronic medical library, get familiar with the treasures of scientific thought, make an unforgettable journey through the fund of rare books, learn interesting facts from the history of medicine, women's secrets of eternal youth and health, personally make amulets and a charm, fight in an intellectual battle "Blast of the brain" and taste the healing teas in the night phytobar. The guests will listen to exclusive lectures by famous doctors - dietician Nadezhda Ryabova and gynecologist Tatiana Pinchuk.

The site of the Yakub Kolas Central Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus will become a place of attraction for all those who are fond of science, like reading and discovering something new and unknown. Here you can take a fascinating journey to the distant past and explore the exhibits of archaeological and anthropological exhibition, feel like real researchers and touch the mysteries of the chemical phenomena. You will be able to visit the farmstead of the Belarusian Agricultural Library named after I. Lupinovich of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, talk to beekeepers, drink healthy vitamin tea and learn a lot about ecology and health. If you want you can also grab a book from the "Literary Suitcase". And you can also go to the opening of the literary and musical salon, participate in an exciting interactive communicative game-travel together with a psychologist coach and learn how interesting the science is with the museum "Experimentalus".