An exhibition dedicated to the Botai culture was organized for children from the “Жас дәурен” (“Zhas Dauren”) State Institution — a year-round children’s health camp under the Department of Education of Akmola Region.

The staff of the Botai Museum-Reserve prepared a special lecture for the children on monuments of the Botai culture and presented an exhibition featuring artifacts and unique archaeological finds.

On October 29, 2024, an exhibition dedicated to the Botai culture was organized for children from the “Zhas Dauren” State Institution — a year-round children’s health camp under the Department of Education of Akmola Region.

The staff of the Botai Museum-Reserve prepared a special lecture for the children on monuments of the Botai culture and presented an exhibition featuring artifacts and unique archaeological finds.

From October 13 to December 31, 2024, the campaign “Culture Without Borders” was held in Kazakhstan.

The purpose of the campaign was to increase accessibility to cultural institutions for people with disabilities, ensure their participation in the cultural life of the country, and draw public attention to their needs.

On October 24, 2024, the State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Botai” of the Committee of Culture of the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan held an international scientific and practical conference online via the ZOOM platform on the topic “The Contribution of the Botai Culture to the Development of World Civilization,” dedicated to October 25 — Republic Day of Kazakhstan.

The adoption of the Declaration of State Sovereignty of Kazakhstan on this significant day made it possible in subsequent years to study the country’s historical science more thoroughly, deeply, and comprehensively.