This interactive program turns a visit to the museum into a lively adventure, where the child not only looks at exhibits but also tries on the role of a museum employee. For many children, a museum starts with showcases, labels, and the strict rule of not touching anything. Here, everything is arranged differently. This program helps to look at the museum from the inside and understand that behind the calm exhibition life lies a large, fascinating, and very human job. Kids will learn about the different types of museums, how exhibits come to be, who is responsible for the preservation, study, and display of items, and why the history of the museum consists not only of collections but also of the people who work with them. The main feature of the event is that the acquaintance with the museum environment is built through action. Participants do not remain just listeners: they try on different roles, complete tasks, discuss what they see, and step by step uncover the hidden side of museum work. This format is especially important for younger schoolchildren, who find it easier to engage with the topic through play, communication, and practice. Instead of a dry account of professions, a clear and engaging experience emerges here, helping to feel part of a large cultural space. For other events in Nizhny Novgorod, check KudaGo.