ArmInfo. From April 25 to May 2, inclusive, the exhibition"Heritage under Threat: Artsakh"will open in the lobby of the Yerevan City Hall (entrance from the Yerevan History Museum).
According to the Armenian Foreign Ministry, the exhibition is organized within the framework of the Commission for Cultural Diplomacy under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Admission is free, visiting hours: from 11: 00 to 17: 00.
More than 100 photos representing the historical, cultural and religious heritage of Artsakh, books published in Shushi, manuscripts and carpets made in Artsakh will be displayed.
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