Inclusive ethics, authentic workshops and playing the vargan: what to learn at the Exposition
Every day at the Exposition is an opportunity to try a new
activity, learn a lot of interesting things and master useful skills. On
Saturday, June 15, guests will have a lesson in playing an unusual musical
instrument, a masterclass in Yakut beading, art therapy and an introduction to
the work of bloggers.
MASTERCLASS ON INCLUSIVE ETHICS 6+
At the exposition of the Ministry of Labor of Russia,
representatives of the "Family Together" charitable foundation will
hold a masterclass on inclusive ethics. In the format of team games,
specialists will help to work through possible mistakes that arise when
communicating with people who have difficulties with mobility, vision, speech
and hearing impairments. Visitors will see a different side of interaction with
people with disabilities.
Pavilion C1 "Family. Work. Longevity," June 15,
14:00 - 16:00
PERFORMANCE BY KHOMUS PLAYER MIKHAIL KORNILOV AND MASTERCLASS ON PLAYING THE KHOMUS 6+
The Yakut khomus (vargan) is an ancient musical instrument
of the peoples of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), which is more than five
thousand years old.
It is distinguished by its characteristic cosmic sound — it
has been considered an instrument of Yakut shamans since ancient times. Even
today the Yakut khomus retains its sacral significance and is used in various
rituals. That is why in Yakutia it is not just an instrument, but a real symbol
of the national culture of the Sakha people. Local craftsmen have carried the
secrets of making sonorous and colorful vargans through the centuries. Despite
its small size, it allows you to extract mesmerizing sounds imitating the
sounds of nature.
Pavilion I, June 15-16, 15:00-16:00
The Rosneft Pavilion invites guests of the Exposition to
take part in creative workshops. You will be able to learn embroidery and
beading, as well as to paint a shopper and amulets with Yakut ornaments with
your own hands. 16:00-17:00. Workshop on Yakut beading and embroidery.
16:30-18:00. Workshop on drawing - painting of amulets and shoppers with Yakut
ornaments.
Pavilion I, June 15-16, 16:00-18:00
NOT PUBLISHED — NEVER HAPPENED! 12+
The media route "Not Published — Never Happened!"
will introduce the work of bloggers, opinion leaders and streamers. Its
participants will learn how the process of content creation can be both
challenging and interesting. Tour guides will tell you where to find inspiration
and how to get the first subscribers, and help you create content that will fly
to the top! * The route without entering the pavilions.
Start: Pavilion M. Guest Centre, June 15, 16:00-18:00. Register
At the masterclass, guests will be able to discover the
wonderful world of mandala therapy. Coloring helps to achieve a state of inner
balance and harmony, calming the mind and strengthening the connection between
the inner and outer world of a person. Each pattern and color in a mandala has
its own meaning and can help to find peace of mind, increase concentration and
develop intuition. This method has been used for centuries in various cultures
for meditation and spiritual practices, and is now becoming available to anyone
seeking to improve their emotional and physical well-being.
A mandala therapy workshop is not just a drawing class, but
a deep dive into the world of self-discovery and inner growth. Under the
guidance of an experienced instructor, participants will be able to discover
their creative abilities and learn to use mandalas as a tool for personal
development and self-expression. This experience will be unforgettable and will
bring harmony, peace and joy to everyday life.
Pavilion No. 75, June 15, 20:00 - 21:00
