Kettik!
A weekly selection of events and events in the field of art, culture and creativity from the editors of HD magazine.
Kettik!This week, Tashkent invites you to immerse yourself in a world of deep traditions and thrilling theatrical premieres. From the refined Japanese tea ceremony and the anniversary concert of the chamber orchestra to Shakespearean passions and dramatic productions inspired by Uzbek classics — there is an event for every taste!
Kettik!May continues to delight us with vibrant events! This week, we have classic French noir, stand-up from a TNT resident, a grand international operetta gala concert, an intimate one-person show, and, of course, a meeting with the legendary "Ruki Vverkh!" And for the youngest audience, a special children's concert has been prepared. Choose where to go and enjoy the culture of Tashkent!
Kettik!Seven days, each one filled with something. Baba Shanel at the theater, Timur Khamadullin on the stage of Sakhna, Plovistan at Sado.makon with Funktion-One and DJs from Berlin, Mansur Tashmatov closing the anniversary jazz festival, and Roma Egorov performing an autofiction piece about Andijan in 2005. In between all this — a patriotic run in the park, a spring gala concert at Panorama, and painting in the Astronomy Park. Nine events — pick what suits your taste!
Kettik!This week is already a good reason to head out into the city a bit more often, as the agenda includes: group readings, a major jazz festival, you can even catch a surprise movie screening, or simply stroll among the crowds at a flower festival. You can pick just one event — or put together your own little itinerary for a week in Tashkent.
Kettik!The final week of April brings a mix of intimate events and major cultural highlights. From classic film screenings and book launches to new exhibitions, a gastronomic evening and the opening of a jazz festival, there is plenty to choose from. Whether you are in the mood for a quiet screening with discussion, a gallery visit or an open-air concert, the week offers something for every pace. Let’s go! or, in Uzbek, Kettu!
Kettik!This week brings a rich cultural programme: a retrospective of Uzbek cinema, a grand classical opera, contemporary Italian ballet, a chamber concert, and much more. It's a time to alternate evenings at the theatre or cinema with daytime screenings and exhibitions, all within the city.
Kettik!Early April in Tashkent leaves no room for boredom: our selection features a city lecture, French cinema, ceramics, a major academic stage, and two ongoing exhibitions. Let's head into spring! Let's go!
Kettik!The first week of April in Tashkent is marked by exhibitions, new artistic names and intimate cultural events: the programme features solo and group shows, a theatre production, a film club and an art fair, bringing together a variety of formats for urban leisure. It's an opportunity to discover emerging artists, revisit the works by established names, drop intoa daytime theatre performance or spend a weekend among local makers and the creative community.
Kettik!This week in Tashkent, we have a vibrant cultural programme: theatre premieres and concerts, poetry evenings, festivals and exhibitions. The lineup offers something for every taste: you can go to the opera, watch independent films, join a discussion on ecology, or spend the day at a city market. It’s the perfect reason to get out and explore new ways to enjoy the city.
Kettik!Navruz decided to treat us to four days off, which means there will be more time and opportunities to indulge in cultural events and gather with friends you've been putting off meeting. We've compiled 8 events for you that are worth paying attention to.
Kettik!March delights us in all its manifestations: despite the whims of the weather, the city is filled with a festive mood, and we are preparing to welcome the spring holiday - Navruz. City stories, music, cinema, and spring holidays come together in one rich program. Here you will find lectures about Tashkent mosaics, a grand spring holiday with sumalak, exhibitions, theater-opera evenings, and festivals. Let's go!
Kettik!The new week begins with a special mood: the central theme is women (March 8th sets the tone for several events at once). A truly diverse program has been assembled. An evening in memory of a legend of Uzbek ballet and a concert by a Georgian ensemble stand alongside Hamaguchi's chamber cinema, late-night stand-up, and an art-breakfast about the women artists who changed history. A week of strength, beauty, spring – in all its manifestations.
Kettik!In this already spring-like digest, we have gathered a very diverse, yet cohesive in mood, bouquet of events: film screenings and discussions, creative workshops and lectures, live performances: from national dance to opera. If you want to combine quiet formats during the day and vibrant evenings, this poster allows you to build your own itinerary.
Kettik!It seems everything is ready to meet spring! You can make it to the premiere of a chamber comedy, discuss the city's history and the memory of the Jadids, watch French and Japanese cinema, hear the live voice of world opera, and wrap it all up with classical ballet and acting workshops.
Kettik!ReadThis week, Tashkent invites you to immerse yourself in a world of deep traditions and thrilling theatrical premieres. From the refined Japanese tea ceremony and the anniversary concert of the chamber orchestra to Shakespearean passions and dramatic productions inspired by Uzbek classics — there is an event for every taste!
Kettik!ReadMay continues to delight us with vibrant events! This week, we have classic French noir, stand-up from a TNT resident, a grand international operetta gala concert, an intimate one-person show, and, of course, a meeting with the legendary "Ruki Vverkh!" And for the youngest audience, a special children's concert has been prepared. Choose where to go and enjoy the culture of Tashkent!
Kettik!Seven days, each one filled with something. Baba Shanel at the theater, Timur Khamadullin on the stage of Sakhna, Plovistan at Sado.makon with Funktion-One and DJs from Berlin, Mansur Tashmatov closing the anniversary jazz festival, and Roma Egorov performing an autofiction piece about Andijan in 2005. In between all this — a patriotic run in the park, a spring gala concert at Panorama, and painting in the Astronomy Park. Nine events — pick what suits your taste!
Kettik!This week is already a good reason to head out into the city a bit more often, as the agenda includes: group readings, a major jazz festival, you can even catch a surprise movie screening, or simply stroll among the crowds at a flower festival. You can pick just one event — or put together your own little itinerary for a week in Tashkent.
Kettik!The final week of April brings a mix of intimate events and major cultural highlights. From classic film screenings and book launches to new exhibitions, a gastronomic evening and the opening of a jazz festival, there is plenty to choose from. Whether you are in the mood for a quiet screening with discussion, a gallery visit or an open-air concert, the week offers something for every pace. Let’s go! or, in Uzbek, Kettu!
Kettik!This week brings a rich cultural programme: a retrospective of Uzbek cinema, a grand classical opera, contemporary Italian ballet, a chamber concert, and much more. It's a time to alternate evenings at the theatre or cinema with daytime screenings and exhibitions, all within the city.
Kettik!Early April in Tashkent leaves no room for boredom: our selection features a city lecture, French cinema, ceramics, a major academic stage, and two ongoing exhibitions. Let's head into spring! Let's go!
Kettik!The first week of April in Tashkent is marked by exhibitions, new artistic names and intimate cultural events: the programme features solo and group shows, a theatre production, a film club and an art fair, bringing together a variety of formats for urban leisure. It's an opportunity to discover emerging artists, revisit the works by established names, drop intoa daytime theatre performance or spend a weekend among local makers and the creative community.
Kettik!This week in Tashkent, we have a vibrant cultural programme: theatre premieres and concerts, poetry evenings, festivals and exhibitions. The lineup offers something for every taste: you can go to the opera, watch independent films, join a discussion on ecology, or spend the day at a city market. It’s the perfect reason to get out and explore new ways to enjoy the city.
Kettik!Navruz decided to treat us to four days off, which means there will be more time and opportunities to indulge in cultural events and gather with friends you've been putting off meeting. We've compiled 8 events for you that are worth paying attention to.
Kettik!March delights us in all its manifestations: despite the whims of the weather, the city is filled with a festive mood, and we are preparing to welcome the spring holiday - Navruz. City stories, music, cinema, and spring holidays come together in one rich program. Here you will find lectures about Tashkent mosaics, a grand spring holiday with sumalak, exhibitions, theater-opera evenings, and festivals. Let's go!
Kettik!The new week begins with a special mood: the central theme is women (March 8th sets the tone for several events at once). A truly diverse program has been assembled. An evening in memory of a legend of Uzbek ballet and a concert by a Georgian ensemble stand alongside Hamaguchi's chamber cinema, late-night stand-up, and an art-breakfast about the women artists who changed history. A week of strength, beauty, spring – in all its manifestations.
Kettik!In this already spring-like digest, we have gathered a very diverse, yet cohesive in mood, bouquet of events: film screenings and discussions, creative workshops and lectures, live performances: from national dance to opera. If you want to combine quiet formats during the day and vibrant evenings, this poster allows you to build your own itinerary.
Kettik!It seems everything is ready to meet spring! You can make it to the premiere of a chamber comedy, discuss the city's history and the memory of the Jadids, watch French and Japanese cinema, hear the live voice of world opera, and wrap it all up with classical ballet and acting workshops.
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