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There are many of THEM in Saint Petersburg
People visit THEM to learn something new
To enter THEM you need a ticket
In THEM you can find pictures, sculptures, things about history and science

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- Discuss some ideas
-Whatch a video and answer the questionts
- Learn about a cultural event
-Make dialogues about it

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Learn about a cultural event
Discuss why people visit museums
Find an interesting museum to visit

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Things we find in a museum
Adjectives about museums

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1. Museums are exiting and interesting places
2. Museums are educational but boring
- Which statement do you afree with?

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1. Where is the man?
2. Why is he there? (For a visit? Is it his job?)
3. What time of the day is it?
4. What is happenning?

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Night at the Museum (2006) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

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- Work in groups
- Read and fill in the chart
- Now join another and talk about your museum
! Where would you like to spend the museum night? Explain your choice

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St. Petersburg museums, big and small, open their doors to visitors in the evening and remain open late into the night, as well as prepare a special program: one-day exhibitions, concerts, performances, author tours, workshops, historical reconstructions.

Museum Night is an international event that takes place annually in 42 European countries. Nearly 2,000 museums “do not sleep” once a year, opening their doors to all who are interested to see a museum in an unusual time of the day.

In 2017 Museum Night in St. Petersburg lasts from 6 p.m. on 20 May till 6 a.m. on 21 May. Some museums have prepared an evening program (from 6 p.m. till 11 p.m.) for those who want to go to bed earlier. Night program museums (open from 6 p.m. till 6 a.m.) invite those who are ready for a long night walk in St. Petersburg.
The 2017 St Petersburg night of museum will fall on the night of May 18th to 19th. The weekend will be packed, but well worh it!
The Petersbyrg museums are always happy to join this international event and prepare many master calsses, special expibitions and original excursions. It is an amazing chance to visit the Hermitage's secret room, which opens its doors only on this night!

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To the delight of art lovers (and perhaps night owls who have a penchant for wandering around museums after-hours), Paris hosts a Museum Night one night a year in May. Most of the city's major museums open their doors to the public late into the evening for this annual occasion. Best of all? It's almost entirely free.

Paris Museum Night, or La Nuit des Musées, usually falls on the third Saturday in May—the perfect time to be roaming the French capital's gorgeous streets. Make sure to take advantage of this fun, budget-friendly and culturally enriching event.
In 2020, Museum Night falls on the evening of Saturday, May 16th. Most participating museums open at around sundown and close at around midnight, but be sure to check times for the museum you're interested in.

This popular event will feature almost all of the city's more than 150 museums open to the public for free. The full program is yet to be announced, but it's slated to include guided museum tours, performances and installations, concerts, lectures, film screenings, and even workshops for young participants. All of these events will be free of charge, too!

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One of my favourite nights of the year in Barcelona is fast approaching: The Night of the Museums. This free late-night viewing of exhibitions is not only exclusive to my city but is part of a wider initiative across Europe. It doesn’t matter if you are a local or a visitor. It is a great activity for all and in 2019 it will take part all around the city on May 18th, from 7 pm until 1 am. This year is also quite special as there is a full moon in Barcelona that night.

Like every year, some venues will include special activities, live performances and music. I love this night. There is something so special about entering these cultural venues late in the evening, sometimes with live music playing and with rooms full of people chatting. In my eyes, it adds a lively light on the exhibits and you view them through a more fun perspective.
Montjuïc Castle

This fortress overlooking the city has a long history closely linked to the city and has played a role in some of its darkest moments. Not only are there guided tours of areas usually closed to the public (like the dungeons) but you can also enjoy contemporary art exhibits, food trucks and music from 7 pm to 1 am. It takes a little longer to get to than some of the other places, so you might like to take in some of the views in the beautiful gardens close by. Among other exhibits, there is a Lost Memory 1936-1975 – showcasing the work of the photographer Miquel Gonzàlez. This includes 40 photographs of Spain where the photographer captures lost memories of the Civil War.

Fundació Joan Miró

The exceptional white modern Mediterranean structure holds a great collection of Miró’s work. The artist was alive at the time of the construction and had a say in its design. You’ll be admiring the architecture alongside contemporary art.
Museu Nacional  d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC)

This magnificent palace was built in 1929 for the international exhibition and has fabulous night time views of the city. Its Romanesque mural collection is recognized as one of the best in Europe. The Gothic Art section also packs a great punch. Modern collections can be found on the upper floor. For this special evening, there will be a marching band, a live concert by local singer Monique Makon and even a detective game for the young ones. If Art is your thing, we recommend the temporary exhibition showing the works of 15th-century master Bartolomé Bermejo. Admission is free from 7 pm to 1 am.

Botanic Gardens

If nature is on your agenda, head towards Barcelona’s Botanical Gardens. With the theme “All the Mediterraneans in the world”, they offer guided visits (don’t forget to bring a torch!) with several turns from 9 pm to 12 am. May 18th is also full moon so there will be astronomical observations of the moon with musical accompaniment.

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TASK 1
Make dialogues in pairs, invite youe friend to visit museum night. Decide where you'll go, who with, what you would like to do there

TASK 2
Make an advertisement for the museum night in your city

TASK 3
Make a plan for the museum night

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1. What was the most interesting part of the lesson?
2. Would you like to visit teh museum this or next year?
3. Did you achieve your objectives?