Meet the ramonda
Description
On the occasion of the Armistice Day of World War I
The Natural History Museum in Belgrade organizes a free creative workshop “Meet the ramonda”, intended for children aged 7 to 11. Natalie's ramonda (Ramonda nathaliae) is an unusual plant that has become a symbol of strength, perseverance and rebirth. Through play, imagination and creative activities, the youngest visitors will have the opportunity to learn about this special plant and discover why it was chosen as one of the symbols of Armistice Day of World War I. The workshop takes place at 11:00. The program authors are Vesna Marković, Snežana Jovanović and Milica Rakić. Participation and entry to the Gallery are free. Places are limited, registration is required. Registrations and additional information: Email: [email protected], Phone: +381631080706.
- Master class
- For teens
- For adults


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