The exhibition, which opened at the V.A. Gromyko Orsha City Art Gallery, features about 30 works – still lifes, portraits, landscapes, and narrative compositions dedicated to the glorification of liberator warriors, the joy of peacetime, and the beauty of Belarusian nature. The authors of the works are artists from the creative association "Tradition".

As of August 30, 1.7 thousand hectares, or 1.8% of the area, have been harvested in the region. All districts, except for Beshenkovichi, Glubokoye, Dubrovno, Lepel, Postavy, Senno, and Sharkovshchina, have started harvesting corn. On August 29, the first hectares were harvested in Gorodok, Liozno, and Tolochin districts. The most active corn harvesting is being carried out in Dokshitsy (9.2% of the area harvested), Braslav (7.5%), and Rossony (6.1%) districts.

Participants, including guests from Russia (Smolensk), will present visitors with the full variety of their products - clothing, footwear, haberdashery, perfumery, food products, tableware, gifts, souvenirs, furniture, fabrics, and much more. Services will also be presented here, including medical, tourist, advertising, etc.

Today, the scheme prepared within the framework of the UNDP/GEF project "Integration of Biodiversity Conservation into Spatial Planning Policies and Practices in Belarus" (hereinafter - "Biodiversity"), for which the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection is the national executing agency, will be presented to the public.