In this case, the second edition has a charitable purpose, as attendees will have the opportunity to donate a cleaning item that 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 second edition has a charitable purpose, as attendees will have the opportunity to donate a cleaning item that will subsequently be destined for families affected by the rising of the Uruguay River.
During the event, the public will tour the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences in the dark and, in a detective-like manner, will use their flashlights to find the answers to the various tasks that will be given to them upon entry.
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.
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 second edition has a charitable purpose, as attendees will have the opportunity to donate a cleaning item that will subsequently be destined for families affected by the rising of the Uruguay River.
During the event, the public will tour the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences in the dark and, in a detective-like manner, will use their flashlights to find the answers to the various tasks that will be given to them upon entry.
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.