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On the past weekend, the 10th "Picnic of Books" festival took place on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, Tyumen's main public space. The event was held as part of the celebration of the city's 440th anniversary and became a gift to Tyumen from SIBUR.
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The festival brought together authors, publishers, illustrators, cultural institutions, publishing houses and bookselling companies, who presented their book projects. The programme unfolded across four venues: the "Youth" workshop and lecture hall, the "Fiction and Non-Fiction" lecture hall, and the "Fatherland. Cultural Code" venue.
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Over three days, the festival hosted more than 100 events: author meetings, creative gatherings, book presentations, masterclasses, lectures and discussions. The programme was tailored to different audiences and included fiction and non-fiction, children's and educational literature, youth literature and comics, regional studies and local history. The festival also served as a platform for direct dialogue between authors and readers, helping to promote reading among city residents.
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The organisers placed particular emphasis on scaling the successful experience of Tobolsk to the regional centre. In Tobolsk, book festivals have been part of city life for several years, and the format has shown sustained interest from family audiences and the literary community.
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<span style="font-weight: 600;">Maxim Afanasyev, Head of the City of Tyumen:</span><br>
<em>"Tyumen is celebrating its 440th anniversary, and we have the opportunity to devote several days to the wonderful, 10th 'Picnic of Books' festival. At the venue, you can meet authors and buy the books you need. Children can also get involved in reading and take part in masterclasses. The festival would not have been possible without the support of our friends. We want to thank the festival's general partner – SIBUR."</em>
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<span style="font-weight: 600;">Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations at ZapSibNeftekhim LLC:</span><br>
<em>"In Tobolsk, book festivals are already part of city life, and the experience has been a success: people come with their families, authors and publishers readily participate, and the format has taken root very naturally. In the year of Tyumen's 440th anniversary, we decided to share this practice with our colleagues. May the festival become a good reason for Tyumen residents to spend time with their families and friends among books."</em>
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<span style="font-weight: 600;">Alexander Zhuravsky, Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration for Public Projects:</span><br>
<em>"Reading is work, and reflecting on what has been read is also work. The fact that the 'Picnic of Books' is taking place for the tenth time, and also on the city's anniversary, is a good sign that Tyumen has very literate residents who love books. The festival reminds us that the book is our companion in the world of knowledge, experience and our value."</em>
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On the past weekend, the 10th "Picnic of Books" festival took place on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, Tyumen's main public space. The event was held as part of the celebration of the city's 440th anniversary and became a gift to Tyumen from SIBUR.
The festival brought together authors, publishers, illustrators, cultural institutions, publishing houses and bookselling companies, who presented their book projects. The programme unfolded across four venues: the "Youth" workshop and lecture hall, the "Fiction and Non-Fiction" lecture hall, and the "Fatherland. Cultural Code" venue.
Over three days, the festival hosted more than 100 events: author meetings, creative gatherings, book presentations, masterclasses, lectures and discussions. The programme was tailored to different audiences and included fiction and non-fiction, children's and educational literature, youth literature and comics, regional studies and local history. The festival also served as a platform for direct dialogue between authors and readers, helping to promote reading among city residents.
The organisers placed particular emphasis on scaling the successful experience of Tobolsk to the regional centre. In Tobolsk, book festivals have been part of city life for several years, and the format has shown sustained interest from family audiences and the literary community.
Maxim Afanasyev, Head of the City of Tyumen:
"Tyumen is celebrating its 440th anniversary, and we have the opportunity to devote several days to the wonderful, 10th 'Picnic of Books' festival. At the venue, you can meet authors and buy the books you need. Children can also get involved in reading and take part in masterclasses. The festival would not have been possible without the support of our friends. We want to thank the festival's general partner – SIBUR."
Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations at ZapSibNeftekhim LLC:
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Alexander Zhuravsky, Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration for Public Projects:
"Reading is work, and reflecting on what has been read is also work. The fact that the 'Picnic of Books' is taking place for the tenth time, and also on the city's anniversary, is a good sign that Tyumen has very literate residents who love books. The festival reminds us that the book is our companion in the world of knowledge, experience and our value."
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On the past weekend, the 10th "Picnic of Books" festival took place on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, Tyumen's main public space. The event was held as part of the celebration of the city's 440th anniversary and became a gift to Tyumen from SIBUR.
The festival brought together authors, publishers, illustrators, cultural institutions, publishing houses and bookselling companies, who presented their book projects. The programme unfolded across four venues: the "Youth" workshop and lecture hall, the "Fiction and Non-Fiction" lecture hall, and the "Fatherland. Cultural Code" venue.
Over three days, the festival hosted more than 100 events: author meetings, creative gatherings, book presentations, masterclasses, lectures and discussions. The programme was tailored to different audiences and included fiction and non-fiction, children's and educational literature, youth literature and comics, regional studies and local history. The festival also served as a platform for direct dialogue between authors and readers, helping to promote reading among city residents.
The organisers placed particular emphasis on scaling the successful experience of Tobolsk to the regional centre. In Tobolsk, book festivals have been part of city life for several years, and the format has shown sustained interest from family audiences and the literary community.
Maxim Afanasyev, Head of the City of Tyumen:
"Tyumen is celebrating its 440th anniversary, and we have the opportunity to devote several days to the wonderful, 10th 'Picnic of Books' festival. At the venue, you can meet authors and buy the books you need. Children can also get involved in reading and take part in masterclasses. The festival would not have been possible without the support of our friends. We want to thank the festival's general partner – SIBUR."
Elena Belskaya, Director for Government Relations at ZapSibNeftekhim LLC:
"In Tobolsk, book festivals are already part of city life, and the experience has been a success: people come with their families, authors and publishers readily participate, and the format has taken root very naturally. In the year of Tyumen's 440th anniversary, we decided to share this practice with our colleagues. May the festival become a good reason for Tyumen residents to spend time with their families and friends among books."
Alexander Zhuravsky, Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration for Public Projects:
"Reading is work, and reflecting on what has been read is also work. The fact that the 'Picnic of Books' is taking place for the tenth time, and also on the city's anniversary, is a good sign that Tyumen has very literate residents who love books. The festival reminds us that the book is our companion in the world of knowledge, experience and our value."
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On the past weekend, the 10th "Picnic of Books" festival took place on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, Tyumen's main public space. The event was held as part of the celebration of the city's 440th anniversary and became a gift to Tyumen from SIBUR.
The festival brought together authors, publishers, illustrators, cultural institutions, publishing houses and bookselling companies, who presented their book projects. The programme unfolded across four venues: the "Youth" workshop and lecture hall, the "Fiction and Non-Fiction" lecture hall, and the "Fatherland. Cultural Code" venue.
Over three days, the festival hosted more than 100 events: author meetings, creative gatherings, book presentations, masterclasses, lectures and discussions. The programme was tailored to different audiences and included fiction and non-fiction, children's and educational literature, youth literature and comics, regional studies and local history. The festival also served as a platform for direct dialogue between authors and readers, helping to promote reading among city residents.
The organisers placed particular emphasis on scaling the successful experience of Tobolsk to the regional centre. In Tobolsk, book festivals have been part of city life for several years, and the format has shown sustained interest from family audiences and the literary community.