The "Summer on the Street" Camp at the Village Museum in Bucharest has started: Over 37 workshops for childrentranslated

More than 37 creative workshops, crafts and recreational activities await children in July at the "Summer on the Street" Camp, organized by the National Museum of the "Dimitrie Gusti" Village in Bucharest.

The event was opened on Monday and runs until July 31, on the streets of the Village Museum, where children can participate daily in activities aimed at familiarizing them with traditional crafts and Romanian cultural heritage.

Multicultural learning The communication director of the National Village Museum, Iuliana Mariana Balaci, explained to Trinitas TV that the program is organized so that each child can learn crafts from other cultures as well.

"From Nigeria he learns a musical instrument, from Turkey he learns Ebru water painting and above all he socialises, he learns a new thing for life, but he also moves."

"The workshops take place outside, in the yard of each household, like at grandma's, in the past, and every Thursday, for example, is the Movement Academy, which, as it used to be, makes them do the games of childhood, running in sacks, pulling the string, walking the dwarf, learning the circle and so on," declared Iuliana Mariana Balaci.