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National Museum to celebrate International Museum Day2022

Newdelhi:15/5/22:On the occasion of the International Museum Day 2022, the National Museum is offering a mixed bag of online and offline activities and events, designed for both young and adults, during the five days.

The exciting line-up of activities includes Teachers’ Training Workshop in collaboration with CCRT, Dwarka;  Mata Sundari College, Delhi and Indian Culture portal. This would be followed by a one-day Museum Educators’ meet which would see the participation of various central and state government museums across Delhi. The Museum collaborates with the Heritage Lab, Flow India, Access for All and ‘Heritage for the Educators’ meet. The Educators’ Meet is NM’s pilot initiative, which has been conceptualized in an attempt to bring government museum educators together on one platform to share and discuss opportunities, challenges and achievable solutions.

The National Museum will be open for extended opening hours on May 18, 19 and 20th i.e. from 10: am to 9:00 pm. And keeping this in consideration, the museum has designed gallery walks lead by curators, consultants and senior NM walk leaders, hands-on activities for children and activity counters for walk-in visitors, a special session with NM conservators etc. The museum is also organizing dedicated walks and activities for children representing different NGOs.

Every evening there will be special live performances in the National Museum Auditorium. All performances will start at 7:00 pm each day. The SADHO Band will be performing Sufi Music on May 18th,

Sudha Jagannath and her ofBrihanayika Natryasurabhe will be performing Bharatnatyam on May 19th,

while Shagun Butani and her group from Sudhayaa Dance Foundation would present ABHISAAR,

an Odissi performance composition from the traditional repertoire of Odissi that find an echo in some of the artifacts on display in the National Museum.

The National Museum offers a unique rendezvous with ideas and experiences for visitors of all age groups, backgrounds, and interests. NM has been working towards creating interest and awareness of history and arts among different audiences. International Museum Day is celebrated by museums across the globe on May 18th, to generate awareness about the significant role of museums in community building, national and international cooperation as well as cultural exchange.

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