Educational smartmob project: "Bibliochnoch" in Griboedov style Automatic translate

April 23, visitors to the Library No. 1 named after A.S. Griboedov’s in Moscow will be able to be in Famusov’s house, in whose rooms they will read fortunes with “Woe from Wit”, paint mascara portraits, read roles, teach ball etiquette, take photographs, and treat themselves to treats according to the 19th century recipe. A unique event, whose partner will be the Enlightenment Publishing House and the Russian New University (RosNOU), will be held as part of the annual large-scale socio-cultural campaign Biblionoch.

This year the festival will be held under the motto “Read the movie!” Thanks to the organizers of the event, the participants of the event will be able to plunge into the amazing creative atmosphere of the times of Alexander Sergeyevich Griboedov for several hours. Winners of the Woe from Wit lottery lottery will be awarded with special prizes, receiving encyclopedic editions from the Enlightenment publishing house as a gift.

“Our action will be a wonderful gift for everyone who is interested in the personality and work of an outstanding diplomat and writer,” said Tatyana Danilova, head of the No. 1 Library named after A. S. Griboedov. - We will present the film “Griboedov - Alive!” To the public for discussion. 220 years later… ”, dedicated to the 220th anniversary of the famous writer. 220 people between the ages of 4 and 94 took part in a smart mob, where everyone shot their own reading of excerpts from "Woe from Wit" on a smartphone and uploaded it to YouTube. The result of such collective creativity was the film "Griboedov Alive!" All participants of the project are among the honored guests of our Bibliochek. ”

You can familiarize yourself with the detailed program of events within the framework of the action on the organizer’s website: http://www.rosnou.ru/griboedov/

The social and cultural action “Bibliochnoch” is an annual large-scale event organized in order to support and revive interest in reading. Within the framework of the festival, all cultural and educational venues of the country: libraries, literary museums, galleries, bookstores, art spaces and clubs open their doors to visitors beyond their usual working hours. The action was first initiated in 2012 by the library community and the Association of Culture Managers. Two years later, it was supported by more than 2,000 sites across the country. In 2016, the action starts on April 22.