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July Memorial Museum to be inaugurated Aug 5
Greenwatch Desk
Nation
2026-08-03, 11:00pm
The July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum, established at Ganabhaban in the city, will be inaugurated on August 5, marking the 2nd anniversary of the 2024 mass uprising that led to the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government.
The Ministry of Cultural Affairs on Monday said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has given his consent to attend the inauguration ceremony scheduled for 9:00am.
The July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum was established to preserve the history of the July 2024 uprising and honour those killed during the movement.
The museum will be opened to the people, two years after the historic mass uprising.
The museum features photographs, video footage, official documents, personal belongings of those killed and eyewitness accounts related to the July uprising.
It will also offer guided tours, educational programmes for students and researchers, and an online ticketing system, reports UNB.