ArmInfo. A number of events are planned for Armenia's Independence Day at various cultural institutions under the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports, an unprecedented international exhibition, "Sacred Dialogue: From the Louvre to the History Museum of Armenia," will open at the History Museum of Armenia on September 21 with the support of the Ministry. This exclusive exhibition will feature 16 outstanding pieces from the Louvre collection for the first time in Armenia. The exhibition will run for six months, until March 2026.
In collaboration with the Ministry and the Public Television of Armenia, a festival will be held in Armavir on September 21, accompanied by the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra.
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