There will also be master classes on how to weave wreaths from dried flowers and how to make a felt bag in the shape of an apple, one of the main symbols of the Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve. On the poster there is also a theatrical master class “Harvest” by Akulina Svetelkina.
“And, of course, we have not forgotten about the youngest viewers, we have also prepared for them an unusual action,” they told RG at the museum-reserve: “This is a series of interactive classes on the study and manufacture of old postcards and folklore”. “Dolls. For example, every young guest will not leave Kolomenskoye without a bell-shaped doll, one of the most popular toys of the 19th century.”
At the same time, in the Garden of the Kazan Museum-Reserve, the Kolomensky Gardens facility, opened just a few days ago, which became a continuation of the Save the Gardens project, which encourages visitors to care for historical trees, will continue to operate. .
The heroes of the installation are Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, Peter I, Catherine II, Alexander I, the founder and first director of the museum in Kolomenskoye Pyotr Baranovsky, the museum staff and the visitors themselves. The “transparencies” are framed, reminding us that Kolomenskoye apple trees not only bear fruit, but at the same time are part of history and culture, and as museum pieces deserve respectful treatment.
“It is important for us that, walking along the main alley of the Kazan Garden, visitors can see who was here, worked and cared for the trees from the 17th century to the present day,” they say in Kolomenskoye.
The festival program is available on the website.
