September's lineup features a variety of events ranging from festivals, exhibitions, to sports events.
The upcoming month of September promises an array of captivating events across Belarus, catering to diverse interests. Here's a rundown of what you can look forward to.
Firstly, art enthusiasts will be delighted to know that the Art Exhibition "Vincent's Dream" is currently on display at the National Center for Contemporary Arts until the 7th of September. This exhibition features over 70 works by Belarusian authors, an immersive film with live actor play, and a unique olfactory art experience.
For those with a scientific bent, the Science Festival is scheduled for the 6th of September at the Central Botanical Garden of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. The event will feature a meeting with the first Belarusian woman cosmonaut, Marina Vasilevskaya, a lecture by doctor and science journalist Alexei Vodovozov, and a performance by theoretical physicist Vyacheslav SemikhΓ‘tov.
Music lovers, on the other hand, have two exciting events to look forward to. The cultural event "Classics.LIVE" will take place on the 13th and 14th of September at the Central Botanical Garden of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, featuring performances by talented musicians and interactive activities. Meanwhile, the Wake Up Festival, scheduled for the 6th of September at the "RCOP Water Skiing Sports Center", promises various activities, themed photo locations, food courts, gaming zones, masterclasses, yoga sessions, and foam parties.
If you're a sports enthusiast, mark your calendars for the Kaspersky Race 2025 Sports Festival, scheduled for the 20th and 21st of September at Dzerzhinsky District, "Yakutskie Gory" Active Rest Park (village of Yakuty). This event will feature professional wakeboarders and waterskiers performing.
For family fun, the Family Fest is scheduled for the 6th and 7th of September at the entertainment complex "Dinopark". This event includes engaging quests, interactive tasks, over 20 interactive zones, a foam party, fire show, packed program with a host, musical quizzes, food court, bubble show, and prize drawings.
Lastly, the Lidbeer 2025 festival, set for the 13th of September in the city of Lida, offers a variety of entertainments, food courts, music, relaxation zones, and a free introductory tour to the Museum of Lida Brewery.
Participation costs for most events range from 6 to 80 rubles, with the Wake Up Festival and the Family Fest costing 15-69 rubles and 17-69 rubles respectively. The Art Exhibition "Vincent's Dream" and the Science Festival cost 12-16 rubles and 6-12 rubles respectively. The cost to attend "Classics.LIVE" and GameExpo & Unicon 2025 is 12-25 rubles and 50-300 Belarusian rubles respectively. The cost to attend the Lidbeer 2025 festival varies, with prices ranging from 79.95-245 rubles.
Whether you're a art lover, a scientist, a music fan, a sports enthusiast, or a family looking for a fun day out, there's something for everyone in September's event lineup in Belarus. So, mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting month ahead!
