This is part of the “International Museum Day” (celebrated last Saturday, May 18). In this case, the initiative will have a charitable purpose as cleaning supplies will be collected, which will subsequently be destined for families affected by the rising of the Uruguay River.
This Saturday, May 25th, the second edition of “La Noche de las Linternas” will take place. It is part of the “International Museum Day,” which is celebrated on May 18th of each year.
In this case, the initiative will have a charitable purpose as cleaning supplies will be collected, which will subsequently be destined for families affected by the rising of the Uruguay River.
“This edition of ‘The Night of the Lanterns’ aims, through this innovative proposal, to reflect the importance of museums; transforming them into a vehicle to foster learning, discoveries, feelings, and understanding of our heritage and identity, thus enabling closer relationships with the community,” outlined the director of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, Silvia Cettour.
In that sense, Cettour added: “Museums are not oblivious to the reality of communities and as such, in this edition, we wish to collaborate with the families affected by the floods; that is why the contribution of a cleaning item is requested,” she stressed.
Finally, the organization informs the public that entry to the Museum may involve waiting times; therefore, it is requested to take precautions in case of intense cold or rain.
The activity starts at 6:00 PM, at 456 Rivadavia.
CONTACT AND USEFUL INFORMATION
Hours: Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Saturday: 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Sunday closed.
Instagram: @museodeantropologiacdia.
Facebook: Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences.
Contact: 4213149.
Email: museoantropologicocdia@gmail.
This Saturday, May 25th, the second edition of “La Noche de las Linternas” will take place. It is part of the “International Museum Day,” which is celebrated on May 18th of each year.
In this case, the initiative will have a charitable purpose as cleaning supplies will be collected, which will subsequently be destined for families affected by the rising of the Uruguay River.
“This edition of ‘The Night of the Lanterns’ aims, through this innovative proposal, to reflect the importance of museums; transforming them into a vehicle to foster learning, discoveries, feelings, and understanding of our heritage and identity, thus enabling closer relationships with the community,” outlined the director of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, Silvia Cettour.
In that sense, Cettour added: “Museums are not oblivious to the reality of communities and as such, in this edition, we wish to collaborate with the families affected by the floods; that is why the contribution of a cleaning item is requested,” she stressed.
Finally, the organization informs the public that entry to the Museum may involve waiting times; therefore, it is requested to take precautions in case of intense cold or rain.
The activity starts at 6:00 PM, at 456 Rivadavia.
CONTACT AND USEFUL INFORMATION
Hours: Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Saturday: 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Sunday closed.
Instagram: @museodeantropologiacdia.
Facebook: Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences.
Contact: 4213149.
Email: museoantropologicocdia@gmail.