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24/05/2025. Lecture by V. V. Yakovlev on Leo Tolstoy's novel Anna Karenina
On May 24, on the Day of Slavonic Script and Culture, the National Library hosted an open lecture by candidate of philological sciences Vyacheslav Yakovlev devoted to the novel “Anna Karenina” by Leo Tolstoy.
22/05/2025. Exhibition of photographs “My World Without Borders” of the participants of the project “I'll Show You Karelia”
On May 22, the National Library of Karelia opened an exhibition of photographs “My World Without Borders” of the participants of the project “I'll Show You Karelia”, implemented by the Karelian branch of the Russian Children's Fund with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund in 2025.
21/05/2025. “Pushkin Card” opens the doors of the National Library of Karelia
The National Library of Karelia continues the “Pushkin Card Week”. This action is aimed at making as many young people as possible aware of the possibilities of the “Pushkin Card” and to start discovering the world of libraries, theaters, museums and concert halls with pleasure.
20/05/2025. New edition in the collection of the National Library of Karelia
The National Library of Karelia received the collection “The Book of Memory. 1941-1945”, which is a literary and journalistic project of the Cyril and Methodius International Writers' Union dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory, uniting the stories of war heroes.
15/05/2025. Final conference of the project “Forward to the Past: Cooperation between NGOs, local libraries and museums to study the history of Karelia in the second half of the XX century”
On May 15, the National Library of Karelia hosted the Final Conference of the project “Forward to the Past: Cooperation of NGOs, local libraries and museums in studying the history of Karelia in the second half of the twentieth century”.
15/05/2025. ‘Slavonic Dictation’ was written in the library
On 15 May the National Library of the Republic of Karelia joined the International Cultural and Educational Action ‘Slavonic Dictation’. The purpose of the dictation is to popularise knowledge about the history, traditions and cultural heritage of the Slavic peoples.
10/05/2025. The educational marathon ‘Poets at War and About War’ has come to it`s end!
The marathon ‘Poets at War and About War’, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory, was held by the National Library of Karelia from 3 March to 10 May. The methodological set of the marathon was built around video recordings of nine poems by Soviet poets whose lives were affected by the Great Patriotic War.