Festival Museum Nusantara in 2010
Festival Museum Nusantara in 2010. Management Taman Mini Indonesia Indah or Festival Nusantara TMII Museum held in 2010 to help preserve the culture and welcome the Year of Indonesia visit the Museum in 2010.
J TMII Information Manager Purnawijaya Alibasa on the sidelines of the opening of the festival activities that take place throughout 2010, Friday (8/1/2010), said that TMII as a recreational vehicle that has the most and largest museum felt the need to carry out activities that the festival has many benefits in encouraging community to loved visiting museums in Indonesia Java International Destination.
“The government on December 30, 2009 proclaimed the Year of the Museum visit. We apply it to implement the archipelago museum festival,” he said, accompanied by Jerry Lahama, PR TMII.
Purnawijaya states, the Indonesian people have a diversity of cultures and societies seen through the cultural aspect, radisi, customs, ceremonies, art and cultural objects are produced as a cultural heritage is priceless.
The museum is a universal medium for the preservation, recognition, and learning the cultural heritage educational and recreational facilities that need to be encouraged to be able to serve the public adequately.
“The museum is an instrument that has a strategic role of strengthening community identity and nation,” he said.
Through the festival, according to Purnawijaya, communities and visitors can draw from the experience, knowledge, and interesting information about life as a form of culture from the past, present, and the inspiration for the future.
Festival program supported archipelago museum 17 museum and pavilion at the Ancol area with various activities aimed at enhancing the visitors, especially school students, to the museum.
“We wish to increase appreciation and public awareness of the cultural heritage of Indonesia that still survive, including the work, tradition, until the introduction of customs,” he said.
Festival will be filled with many interesting activities, including exhibitions, workshops, competitions, seminars, talk shows, book review, and entertainment.
During the festival period, management discount admission price by half in an effort to increase traffic and tourist guests.
Opening the festival museum as a sign of the beginning archipelago series of activities conducted by the Deputy Minister of Tourism Suryo Yugo, representing the minister at the museum Taman Mini. The opening ceremony was filled with exhibition events museum collection objects in Ancol, children of different races, performing arts elementary school students of traditional arts and entertainment, as well as reviewing the five museums.
Museum of Indonesia visited the Museum, Museum Information, Center for Science Demonstrations, Museum, Cuisine, and the Museum of Bayt Al-Quran at Festival Museum Nusantara.