Over 170 artists and 15 artist teams from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Germany, and Ireland will take part in the first charity palace ball that will take place in the town of Nesvizh

      Over 170 artists and 15 artist teams from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Germany, and Ireland will take part in the first charity palace ball that will take place in the town of Nesvizh, the cultural capital of Belarus, on 10 November.
      Famous people of culture and art — soloists of the grand theaters of Belarus and Russia — will take part in the event. A performance by instrumental music and dancing bands is part of the program. The symphonic orchestra of the Belarusian State Academic Musical Theater will perform as well as the honored amateur folk music collective Nerush, the medieval street theater DiGriza, the Nesvizh theater named after Urshulya Radziwill, a popular Russian band Kvatro, and the German cover group Sculer Cover Band (Berlin) and others.
       Among the guests of honor are People’s Artist of Belarus Alexander Yefremov and People’s Artist of Russia Stanislav Govorukhin, world-renowned ballet dancers – People’s Artist of Belarus Olga Gaiko and Honored Artist of Russia Anastasia Volochkova, who will bring a ballet of her own to Nesvizh.
Balls have been held in Belarus since the 17th century in palaces and country estates. They were a kind of an indicator of the cultural life activity.