This Saturday, March 21, starting at 8:00 PM, at the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, located at 456 Rivadavia Street, a new edition of “The Night of the Lanterns” will take place.
“Have you ever wondered what happens in the museum when the last light is turned off and the main door is closed? Shadows lengthen, echoes change, and objects seem to take on a life of their own under the cover of night” is the slogan proposed to experience it, freely and at no cost.
Under a cloak of mystery and with questions in hand, the mission will be to explore the exhibits to decipher riddles that are only revealed in the dim light. The museum will be in darkness, only the beam of a flashlight will be used, guiding through the most enigmatic corners of each of the rooms.
To participate, no prior registration is required and admission is on a first-come, first-served basis.
“Have you ever wondered what happens in the museum when the last light is turned off and the main door is closed? Shadows lengthen, echoes change, and objects seem to take on a life of their own under the cover of night” is the slogan proposed to experience it, freely and at no cost.
Under a cloak of mystery and with questions in hand, the mission will be to explore the exhibits to decipher riddles that are only revealed in the dim light. The museum will be in darkness, only the beam of a flashlight will be used, guiding through the most enigmatic corners of each of the rooms.
To participate, no prior registration is required and admission is on a first-come, first-served basis.