
Under the symbol «the tree of life»
This life-affirming formula will be the concept of this year’s Kupala festival in Alexandria.

Belteleradiocompany, Belarusfilm to jointly produce movie, TV series
The Belarusian state television and radio company Belteleradiocompany and the Belarusian national film studio Belarusfilm intend to jointly produce a movie and a TV series, BelTA learned from the TV channel Belarus One.

Brest to host international scientific book conference
The Gorky Brest Regional Library will host the first international conference Berestie Chronicle on 10-12 June, BelTA learned from the library.

Orthodox stronghold of Belarus. Zhirovichi Monastery turns 505

The magic of life, death and love
The Bolshoi Theater of Belarus recently held the third premiere of the 92nd theatrical season. The glorious stage hosted the evening of one-act ballets «Dances». The performances «Bolero», «Dance of Death» and «Carmen» were presented.

Inspiration is the basis for creativity

Enduring theme of war and Victory
In May, works by Belarusian artists — some who lived through the hardships of the Great Patriotic War and others from post-war and contemporary generations — converge in a shared exhibition space, though displayed in different halls.

Peaceful music of Victory
The «Festive Parade of Orchestras» — a project dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the Great Victory — was held at the с and brought together peacemakers, teachers, and students from Peace Schools across various regions of the country. They came to the capital at the invitation of the Belarusian Peace Foundation to take part in the celebration and attend a concert program featuring the State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Belarus, the wind orchestras of the Belarusian State Academy of Music and the Minsk State Music College named after M. I. Glinka, as well as the «Svetoch» Concert Orchestra of Wind and Percussion Instruments of the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts.

Footage reveals the truth about war
Rare archival materials have been presented in Minsk at the exhibition «Belarusian Cinema on the Great Patriotic War». The exhibition is dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of Victory Day.

The premiere of the dilogy «Death Camps» and «Burnt Villages» took place in the country’s cinemas
The movies were shown as part of the national action «Every Belarusian should see it». In other countries (Russia, China, Vietnam, Serbia, Colombia, Turkey, Tajikistan, Argentina, the USA) these movies are shown within the framework of the action «Pamyatats. Pomnit. Remember». The first viewers of the dilogy were journalists who were invited to a press screening at the Pobeda movie theater in the capital.