"LET'S GO TO THE MUSEUM" Book is Now Available in English!

November 01, 2023

What is a museum? How to look at art? How to behave in a museum?
We have all the answers!

A big blue kiwi, a lion made of tires, the biggest teapot in town, a big ship, a butterfly seat, a pirate with two parrots, sculptures that move when it’s windy: these and other incredible things are waiting for you in the book – LET’S GO TO THE MUSEUM! 

We are so excited to announce that our amazing and colorful book, LET’S GO TO THE MUSEUM!, is now available in ENGLISH! 

Discover the world of art and museums with our Cat at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts in the heart of Yerevan. Our charismatic and mischievous Cat will guide you through an art-filled trip through the iconic Cascade Complex, housing the Cafesjian Center for the Arts. 

The book is available at the Museum Store. For more information, please call +374-10-56-72-62 or visit every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10:00 until 20:00.

Other materials from this section

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• “Garen Bedrossian: beginning, end, beginning” Exhibition Opened at CCA

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  The private preview of the exhibition, “Garen Bedrossian: beginning, end, beginning” took place at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts on November 24.
  November 24, 2022

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• "Nina Khemchyan: Echo" Exhibition Catalog Presentation Took Place at CCA on November 5, 2022

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  On November 5, 2022, the presentation of Nina Khemchyan: Echo exhibition catalog took place at CCA.
  November 05, 2022

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• "Nina Khemchyan: Echo" Exhibition Opened at CCA

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  On September 22, 2022, the private preview of the exhibition, Nina Khemchyan: Echo, took place in the Eagle Gallery of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts.
  September 22, 2022

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• Hanging Garden: Dadivank and Beyond Exhibition Catalog was Presented at CCA

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  The book presentation took place on September 2nd with the participation of the artists and authors in the Center's Gallery One.
  September 07, 2022

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• Sargis Muradyan: Sardarapat Exhibition Opened at CCA

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  Sargis Muradyan (1927-2007) is one of the most celebrated Armenian artists of post-war period and his oeuvre is profoundly connected with the epic pages of Armenian history and the national liberation struggle.
  September 03, 2022