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The days of Yerevan took place in Gyumri. Yerevan culture is represented in the cradle of crafts and arts

The Gyumri Day, celebrated on September 2, was also mixed with Yerevan's cultural spirit this year. The days of Yerevan took place in the cradle of arts and crafts. The program was complete, seasoned with joint initiatives of the two cities. Yerevan Mayor Hrachya Sargsyan, Head of Gyumri Community Vardges Samsonyan, Levon Hovhannisyan, First Deputy Mayor of Yerevan, members of the Council of Elders, and staff representatives of both cities became direct participants of the holiday along with many guests.

Festive events started from Rustaveli street. Gyumri culture was presented in the road transformed into Master City. Each of the around 30 booths had its specialty and offer.

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The alley of Abovyan street in Gyumri belonged to the companies and individual masters who produced Yetevan souvenirs. As part of the "Art and Craft Souvenirs" exhibition-fair of souvenirs, about 30 more booths presented types of carpets, carpets, embroidery and lacework, various samples of doll making, pottery, pottery, artistic wood carving, jewelry made of silver and other metals.

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Accompanied by his colleague from Gyumri, the mayor of Yerevan also visited Av. Isahakyan Memorial House Museum, where there was a musical and theatrical performance in line with the day's council. Exhibitions were also part of the festive events. Levon Achikyan's "Gyumri and Andin drawings" and "Grigor Nalband" were handed over to the court of the art-loving society. Themed exhibitions and a picture book presentation.

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Gyumri "Ani" children's brass band will perform with entirely new musical instruments from now on. The initiative is of Yerevan Municipality. In the framework of the solemn ceremony, Yerevan St. Students of Jrbashyan Music School welcomed the people of Gyumri.

The talented children of the cultural hearth have been playing old instruments handed down from generation to generation for years. Those responsible note that the donation will have a positive impact on the educational process of the orchestra.

In his welcoming speech, Yerevan Mayor Hrachya Sargsyan thanked his colleague for the hospitality and the warm atmosphere that surrounds Gyumri.

"Gyumri is our cherished hometown, the cradle of our crafts and arts, without exaggeration, the anchor of Armenianness, which nourishes and gives strength to live to every Armenian. I am doubly happy today that we have been given the opportunity to invest our small dime within the framework of Gyumri Day and "Yerevan Days in Gyumri" program. Today, the Yerevan community donates musical instruments to the "Ani" brass band, thanks to which, I am sure, the children of Gyumri will have even greater success in the field of music. Our plans will be continuous, and with joint efforts we will build the country of our dreams", said the mayor of Yerevan in his speech.

The culture, art, taste and smell of Gyumri have a unique attraction. During Yerevan Days, everyone in the cultural capital of Armenia felt and enjoyed the warmth and breath of sunny Yerevan.