HAEMUS – Centre of Scientific Research and Promotion of the Culture will take part at Skopje Kreativa 2017 with “Rosalia – the festival of roses”. Rosalia – the festival of roses is an ancient Roman celebration, which took place between the months of May and June. As part of the HAEMUS’ brand SCUPINI ROMANI “Rosalia” aims to promote and popularize the cultural heritage of the Roman era, but also the contemporary Macedonian national celebrations, beliefs and customs. The event will be of educational and promotional character, and will be performed under UNESCO’s moto for Open
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How much do you really know Macedonia? In order to promote the wast Macedonian heritage to the Macedonian audience, the team of HAEMUS was part of the “Experience and taste Macedonia” fair tourism held on 24-25.02.2017 at Ramstore Mall – Skopje. Tourist brochure about the “Association of Tourist Guides HAEMUS” – a branch of “HAEMUS “Experience and taste Macedonia” fair offered traditional Macedonian food to over 30 delicious, traditional products that are not regularly available in the market, including a lot of active tourist packages. For the first time the fair offered insight in the rich tourist offer of Macedonia
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On 27th and 28th February 2017, the second workshop within the project “First World War and youth – peace and reconciliation” was organized in Dojran. The project was implemented by ALDA Skopje and it’s supported by the British Embassy in Skopje. The activity involved high school students from several cities in Macedonia, who strengthened their knowledge from this historical period in the country through a field visit and interactive workshops on the topic of First World War. The students, accompanied by their teachers and researchers had the opportunity to visit the front line near Dojran, thus seeing the
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EAA 2017, Maastricht, NL Call for Papers Using Live Interpretation, Living History / Re-enactment and Museum Theatre to interpret Archaeological Heritage Session: #330 Theme: Interpreting the archaeological record Session format: Discussion session: session with pre-circulated papers Title: Using Live Interpretation, Living History / Re-enactment and Museum Theatre to interpret Archaeological Heritage. Content: Heritage Sites use a number of tools to interpret their stories for the public. Live interpretation, also called costumed interpretation, uses live actors who portray the role of a historical persona. These characters tell the story more effectively than a static display, but also
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Last year HAEMUS designed, organized and host the international exhibition “Grandma March Day – cultural practices on the Balkans”. The project was implemented by the institutional cross-border partnership ”National Identities within the United Europe”, signed between: HAEMUS – center for scientific research and promotion of culture (Skopje, Republic of Macedonia), Mihalaki Georgiev Regional Library (Vidin, Bulgaria), Buzau County Museum (Buzau, Romania) and Library Cultural Center (Kladovo, Serbia). Beside the exibition itself, for the promotion of the event offline and online different types of materials were designed: posters, flyers, catalog etc. The main reason to organize an international event such as this exhibition is an
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“Association of Tourist Guides HAEMUS” functions as a branch of “HAEMUS – center for scientific research and the promotion of culture“, based in Skopje. During the four years of existence, we have organized a number of tours, excursions and participate in creating a national or regional strategies for sustainable development of cultural tourism. If you want your guests or business partners to see Kokino, Stobi, Heraclea Lyncestis as well as other famous archaeological sites, Byzantine churches maybe, museums or galleries and relax enjoying the sightseeing of places and monuments located in different cities and regions of the country, Association of
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