On the International Day of Museums, the online program of the InterActive History project starts. We congratulate our colleagues and partners from museums in Finland and Russia and invite everyone to take part in the program’s events! Follow the messages in the VK social media groups of the museums participating […]
During the trip to the museums participating in the InterActive History project, the Russian and Finnish partners of the project and media representatives were shown the results and products of the project in the Kurkijoki Local History Center, the Olonets National Museum and the National Museum of the Republic of […]
The InterActive History project launches a business program for local museums and everyone interested in museum development and historic heritage. From January through March a series of Q&A programs will be broadcast live. These programs will present the InterActive History project results and explore important issues such as how to […]
The InterActive History project starts a series of events to close the year and feature the achieved results. The project is aimed at introducing new interactive services in participating museums based on research and interpretation of local cultural heritage. Therefore, the upcoming events are focused on involving local communities in […]
The Kurkijoki Local History Center welcomes its new permanent exhibition Kirjalar. The Seven Runes which was created through the InterActive History international project. The exhibition is devoted to the history of the northwestern part of Lake Lagoda region in the Middle Ages. Here you can find out who the kirjalar […]
North Karelian Museum has published Utra’s mobile guides on June 18th 2020. Utra is a district in the city of Joensuu. Utra’s mobile guides include three different mobile guide routes that showcase Utra’s history from different angles. The selection of routes includes industrial history and the daily life of different […]
A new exhibition will soon open at the Kurkijoki local history center as part of the InterActive History project. It is devoted to the history of the Ladoga Lake area (its northwestern part), the village of Kurkijoki and Lopotti hillfort. Prior to installation, the premises of the Kurkijoki center were […]
Museums participating in the InterActive History project continue to develop mobile applications. At the end of 2019, the Ilomantsi Museum Foundation prepared and posted on the Internet a trilingual mobile guide to the Parppeinvaara Rune Singer’s Village in Ilomantsi. Using the application you can learn about the objects of the […]
National Museum of the Republic of Karelia within the framework of the InterActive History project of the Karelia Cross-Border Cooperation Programme has opened an updated permanent exhibition hall! The “In accordance with the Empres’s Decree” hall, familiar to our regular visitors, is supplemented by the interactive section “The Round Square […]
The implementation of the Russian-Finnish InterActive History project is under way in all participating museums in the Republic of Karelia. The National Museum of Karelia, Petrozavodsk: A binocular with historical panoramas of Round Square (now Lenin Square) and a layout model of Round Square of the late 18th century are […]
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