30 Aug 2022
The Legal information room (207b) opened a thematic exhibition “Mediation as an alternative way to settle the disputes: yesterday, today, tomorrow”, dedicated to the International conflict resolution day, from August 30th to October 24th.
29 Aug 2022
“Okopy” (Logoisk district), a subsidiary of the State literature museum, is celebrating on August 29th, the 30th anniversary since it has been opened.
24 Aug 2022
Aksana Knizhnikava, director general of the National library of Belarus is in the program “The actual microphone” by Pavel Lazovik and Elena Davidovich.
23 Aug 2022
The National library of Belarus (second floor, the Ringed gallery) hosts a book exhibition “The City Motives”, dedicated to the City Day anniversary (the second Saturday of September), from August 23rd to October 2nd.
18 Aug 2022
In the running up of the 100th anniversary of the National library of Belarus, the Observation deck runs a photo contest “#♥_nlb” in a social network Instagram.
17 Aug 2022
On August 17th is the 115th anniversary from the date a stage player, the people’s artist of Belarus and the USSR, laureate of the State prize of the BSSR, Zdislav Francevich Stomma (1907–1992) had been born.
17 Aug 2022
The exhibition “Through the sufferings to the happiness”, dedicated to the 100th anniversary from the date of the birth of Ales Mahnach (1922–2001), a play writer, pose-writer, publicist, will be held in the Belarussian literature room (No 205) from August 17th to September29th.
16 Aug 2022
Tamara Egorovna was born in 1937 in the village Vasylievka, Kruglyansk region, Mogilev district, in the family of farmers. She finished seven-form school in 1951 and had moved in to Chelyabinsk (Russia) three years after. A young Tamara has worked as an iron and steel founding worker there and then as a time-keeper in the turbine workshop of the Chelyabinsk heat and power station.
15 Aug 2022
The Children’s room held a workshop “Interesting to read” by the book of Mikhail Plyackovsky “The Fairy tales about wild animals” on August 13th.
13 Aug 2022
Inessa Alekseevna was born on August 13th, 1932 in the city of Staritsa, Kalininsky district (today – the Tver region), the Russian Federation.
11 Aug 2022
The interregional session for directors of the library systems of the Brest region and the heads of Information and service departments of the central regional (urban) libraries “Promoting books in the digital transformation century” takes place in the premises of the Luninets district centralized library system between 9th–10th August.
11 Aug 2022
The Official documents service department (room 207) hosts a thematic exhibition “The Youth: a dialogue and mutual understanding”, dedicated to the International youth day.
9 Aug 2022
The National library of Belarus (the Ringed gallery, the second floor) demonstrates a moveable photo exhibition “EEC – ten years for the citizens of the European economic union”.
8 Aug 2022
The Children’s room held the creative work session “The mushroom field”, where the kids mastered the skills of the paper crafting.
5 Aug 2022
The Psaltyr is the first Belarussian book, one of the most ancient and popular books of the Old Testament. This book contains spiritual songs – psalms.
4 Aug 2022
The president of Belarus signed the legislation which amend and add the Code on culture (The legislation of Belarus “On amending the law in the field of culture” No 201-3 dtd. 21/07/2022) on July 25th.
26 Apr 2024
We invite you to a series of interactive lectures and concerts "The musical heritage of Belarus in the space of modern culture".
25 Apr 2024
25 Apr 2024
The jubilee book exhibition "Penetrating into the secrets of creativity”, dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the birth of literary critic, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Vasily Vasily Borisenko (1904–1984), takes place from April 25 to June 23 in the Belarusian Literature reading room (room 205).
25 Apr 2024
The jubilee book exhibition "Singer of Endless Love", dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Charles Aznavour (1924–2018), takes place from April 25 to June 18 in the musical and audiovisual documents reading room (room 305).
