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The article discusses a project by the Latvian National Museum of Art, focusing on educational activities centered around the works of artist Vilhelms Purvītis and various aspects of the museum.

The Narva Museum is hosting a three-day adventure camp for children during the school holidays, featuring pirate games, Viking skills, and scout knowledge.

A new architectural project aims to create a museum and public recreation center focused on education and research, located at the Henry Borden hydroelectric plant in Brazil.

The Ethno-cosmology Museum in Lithuania emphasizes interactive educational activities that enhance understanding of astronomy and astronautics beyond just stargazing.

The Moscow Gulag Museum will be permanently closed and replaced with a new exhibition focusing on Nazi crimes during World War II, as announced by the city's mayor.

An educational program at the Goulandris Natural History Museum, titled “A Journey Around the World... in 10 Sundays,” is aiming to engage children in exploring various ecosystems from February to October 2026.

Readers write about the removal of the term Palestine from the British Museum, government anti-corruption measures, teacher burnout, and youth ethics.

Estonia's ERR highlights crucial updates, including threats regarding tax transfers to Tallinn and a decline in school museum visits.

A teacher at the Ateneum Art Museum in Finland faced confusion over rules regarding student interactions in the exhibition halls, highlighting a communication gap about museum policies.

The article features an interview with Toms Ķikuts, the director of the National History Museum, discussing the complexities of interpreting history and the role of education in understanding our past.

The Goeldi Museum in Brazil has opened registrations for its Young Researchers Club, aimed at students from 5th to 9th grade and first-year high school students in the metropolitan region of Belém, featuring 50 available spots.

The article discusses the absence of a national natural history museum in Korea, contrasting it with the numerous such institutions found in the United States and Europe, and highlights the importance of biodiversity and environmental conservation.

The Bank of Spain is set to open a financial education center and museum in a historic mansion in Madrid, aiming to foster financial literacy and provide internal training.

Prince Akishino and his son Prince Hisahito participated in the 'National School and Kindergarten Biotope Competition 2025' held at the Tokyo National Museum, engaging with children and appreciating the importance of environmental education.

As the Winter Olympics approach, the Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci presents a dynamic initiative called 'Science and Sport' to engage both adults and children in the science behind winter sports, leading up to Milan-Cortina 2026.

The Tsitsanis Museum shows a year-on-year increase in cultural contributions, becoming a significant cultural resource for Trikkaia Municipality and a nationwide meeting point for folk music and education.

The Museum of the City of Zagreb is hosting an educational event called Living Pictures, which has been organized for over two decades, featuring historical reenactments of Zagreb's past.

The Albertina Modern in Vienna is showcasing a retrospective of performance artist Marina Abramović, raising questions about cultural stereotypes in its presentation of her work.

Campaigners claim that BP exerts negative influence over STEM education in the UK through its financial support of the Science Museum's teacher training programs.

The Cycladic Identity Initiative at the Museum of Cycladic Art has announced the fourth phase of its funding programs, with applications accepted until February 20, 2026.

An exhibition at the State Museum of Egyptian Art in Munich explores aspects of childhood in Ancient Egypt, including nutrition, clothing, education, illness, religion, and death.