On October 16, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova, in partnership with the "Plaiul Soarelui" Foundation, and "The 'Planet of Charity' Association" opened the solo exhibition of artist Maria Radetskaya, titled "Wings of the Dream." The event took place at 1:00 PM in the ground floor hall of the museum, where 20 works reflecting the artist's distinctive artistic vision were displayed.

The ceremony featured an encouraging speech from Lucia Argint, a representative of the Ministry of Education and Research of the Republic of Moldova, who emphasized the importance of integrating art into education and the profound impact that Maria's creations have on the community, inspiring and educating entire generations.

On October 15, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova, in partnership with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Chișinău and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland, organized the scientific conference with international participation titled "Saint John Paul II and the Catholic Church in the Republic of Moldova."

The event took place in the Blue Hall of the museum, bringing together specialists and researchers from various fields.

On October 14, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova hosted the official reception dedicated to the National Day of the Kingdom of Spain, an event of significant importance in strengthening the diplomatic and cultural relations between the Kingdom of Spain and the Republic of Moldova.

The reception was honored by the presence of the esteemed Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, Mihai Popușoi, who added elegance and prestige to the ceremony.

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On September 27, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova (NMHM) and the State University of Moldova (SUM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding establishing a collaborative framework for the implementation of the project "Cultural Heritage 3D of Chișinău Municipality (3DTur)." This innovative project, set to take place between 2024-2025, aims to digitally document and promote heritage monuments in Chișinău using 3D technology.

On September 26, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova hosted the opening of the exhibition "Metallurgy - from Magic to Industry," a remarkable event that sheds light on the evolution of metallurgical technologies over time and their impact on society.

In his opening address, Dr. hab. Eugen Sava, General Director of MNIM, welcomed the attendees, emphasizing that the exhibition offers a fascinating journey through the history of metallurgy, from the early metalworking techniques, often considered magical, to its modern industrial applications.

The National Museum of History of Moldova celebrated the European Heritage Days on September 26, 2024, with the activity "Rebuilding History from Fragments." The event was organized by the Public Relations and Museum Education Department in collaboration with the Museum Restoration Department.

The activity was held for a group of students from "Mircea Eliade" Theoretical High School in Chisinau and focused on sharing knowledge and information with the younger generation, offering them the opportunity to better understand the importance of preserving national cultural heritage and the process of restoring artifacts.

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Between September 19-20, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova (NMHM), in in partnership with the Academy of Sciences of Moldova and a series of international partners, including the Metropolitan Center for Scientific Research TABOR (Iași, Romania), the Institute of Ethnology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Lviv), the European Institute for Multidisciplinary Research (Buzău, Romania), the Free University of Berlin (Germany), in partnership with the State University of Moldova, the "Ion Creangă" State Pedagogical University, the "Petru Poni" Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry (Iași), and the National Research Institute for Medicine and Health of the "Nicolae Testemițanu" State University of Medicine and Pharmacy, hosted the 10th edition of the International Scientific Conference "The Cultural Heritage of Yesterday - Implications for the Development of Tomorrow's Society."

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On September 12, 2024, the Blue Hall of the National Museum of History of Moldova hosted the launch of "Izvodul pătimirilor" by Ion Țurcanu, recently published by ARC. The book brings to the forefront one of the most distressing periods in the recent history of Bessarabia - the famine of 1946-1947, a devastating episode that profoundly impacted the region's social and demographic structure.

The event gathered a diverse audience, including historians, researchers, and individuals interested in contemporary Moldovan history.

On September 9, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova hosted the opening of the exhibition "Moldovan Painters of Jewish Origin," part of the European Days of Jewish Culture Festival. The event took place at the museum's headquarters, Str. 31 August 1989, No. 121A.

The exhibition, organized by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Moldova, the Jewish Community of Moldova, with support from the Agency for Interethnic Relations, the European Association for the Conservation and Promotion of Jewish Culture and Heritage, the Embassies of Austria and the Czech Republic, the Nativ Mission, and the Israeli Cultural Center, showcased the works of three distinguished Moldovan artists: Eduard Maidenberg, Mihail Brunea, and Iakov Tihman.

On September 9, 2024, the Round Table dedicated to the memory of archaeologist Stanislav Țerna took place in the Blue Hall of the National Museum of History of Moldova. The event brought together colleagues, friends, and specialists in prehistoric archaeology who paid tribute and highlighted his remarkable contributions to the study of the Eneolithic period in Moldova and Romania.

The event was moderated by Prof. univ. Dr. hab. Gheorghe Postică, who opened the discussions with a welcome message, followed by Dr. hab. Eugen Sava.

On September 7-8, 2024, the National History Museum of Moldova hosted the second edition of the Author's Wine Festival, a now traditional event that brings together small local wine producers and wine enthusiasts. Organized by the Association of Small Wine Producers of Moldova, with support from USAID Moldova through the Competitiveness and Rural Resilience Project, the National Office of Vine and Wine, and the Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund, the festival provided visitors with an authentic and diverse experience where wine culture met historical tradition.

On September 8, 2024, in Mereni village, Anenii Noi district, the Commemorative Walking Tour took place, an event organized by the National Museum of History of Moldova, in partnership with the Institute of History of the Moldova State University, the Association of Former Deportees and Political Detainees from Moldova, the Sybir Memorial Museum in Białystok (Poland), the Genocide and Resistance Research Center in Vilnius (Lithuania), the Museum of History and Ethnography in Mereni and the open-air Museum Complex in memory of the victims of political repressions

On September 5, 2024, the National Museum of History of Moldova hosted the 5th edition of the European Civil Society Awards Gala, an event organized by the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Moldova. Despite the unfavorable weather conditions, the event brought together representatives of civil society organizations (CSOs), the EU Delegation to Chișinău, public authorities, and the media.

The purpose of the Gala was to recognize and award those organizations that demonstrated excellence in their activities and effectively utilized the financial support provided by the European Union.

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On August 21, 2024, at the National Museum of History of Moldova, the opening of the exhibition of virtual reality "War Up Close", organized in collaboration with the Office of the Republic of Moldova of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, took place.

The event was opened by the general director of the National History Museum of Moldova, Dr. Hab. Eugen Sava, who emphasized the efforts of the organizers to present a special and authentic project, which illustrates the devastating reality of the unjustified war triggered by the Russian Federation in Ukraine.