In support of school curricula

Introduction to the wedding rituals of different ethnicities; presentation of the ethnic and ethnographic diversity in the Bulgarian lands and the wealth of folklore by conveying certain moments of the wedding ritual typical of different ethnicities.
The lesson is suitable for students from the 5^th to the 10^th grades.

Introduction to traditional crafts typical of Gabrovo and the region; presentation of folk costumes and ritual objects from the Etar Museum archives.
The lesson is suitable for pupils from the 3^rd to the 5^th grades.

Introduction to folk beliefs and rituals; learning good wishes, incantations and songs typical of some customs from the Bulgarian festive calendar (Survakane, Koleduvane, Lazaruvane, etc.)
The lesson is suitable for pupils from the 2^nd to the 4^th grades.

The Etar Craftsman Street – a miniature model of Gabrovo during the National Revival (18^th–19^th c.) – distinct architecture, basic crafts and lifestyle of the Balkan Mountain people.
The lesson is suitable for pupils from the 2^nd to the 4^th grades.

An outdoor lesson given to promote the activities of the museum: the lesson includes a walk around the museum expositions and a talk that introduces students to the basic concepts and activities – what a museum actually is, who works in it, what an exhibit is, where and how exhibits are stored.
The lesson is suitable for students from the 4^th to the 8^th grades.

Introduction to the technical facilities powered by water at the Etar Regional Ethnographic Open-Air Museum.