Kettik!
A weekly selection of events and events in the field of art, culture and creativity from the editors of HD magazine.
October is bidding us farewell — ahead lies the final part of the hoa-hoa-hoa season. We need to not only soak up the full mood of late autumn, but also check out new exhibitions, attend a film festival, not miss the gems of theater playbills, and have plenty of fun at parties!
The week promises to be warm and eventful! In Tashkent and beyond, there will be performances, concerts, festivals, art exhibitions, and dance nights. From philosophical dramas to bass sets from Berlin—everyone will find their own inspiration, whether it's a quiet evening in a gallery or a wild night on the dance floor.
Autumn evenings are getting longer, which means it's the perfect time for theater, concerts, movies, and inspiration. The week is filled with a wide variety of events: from opera to stand-up, from film screenings to street performances.
Autumn in the city is soft light, the first scarves, coffee with the scent of cinnamon, and apple pies. This week promises to be warm and full: conversations about art and books, dancing until midnight, numerous plays, and live music. Kettik! — ahead are eight days of inspiration, stories, and meetings you definitely shouldn't miss.
The first ten days of October turned out to be especially rich in cultural events. We have prepared over forty events for you, and to manage to attend them all, you'd clearly need a time-turner like Hermione's. The program includes French cinema, Eastern miniatures, jazz, electronic music, classical performances, and much more.
With the fresh autumn wind and the first yellow leaves, this week brings plenty of music and dance: from large-scale international classical performances to intimate DJ sets and electronic music. The new Kettik is about concerts, the creative industry, and exhibitions.
This week, Tashkent and Samarkand are transforming into a grand cultural stage: festivals and exhibitions, loud concerts and intimate lectures, film screenings, theatrical premieres, and parties. Art and music are woven into the fabric of city life!
The second week of autumn — but only according to the calendar: it's still hot outside, and this week's events will only turn up the heat. We can look forward to theatrical performances, a gastronomic return, major solo concerts, music festivals, film screenings, and interesting exhibitions.
Special issue "Kettik! Bukhara" is dedicated to the Biennale of Contemporary Art, which starts on September 5th. We tell you what to get inspired by in the ancient city besides exhibitions and performances.
We bid farewell to summer, forgiving it for all the hottest days, and rejoice in the new season! In this issue of "Kettik!" — Japanese theater, Chinese culture, surrealism, rock, circus, art exhibitions, theater premieres, and the voice of Andrea Bocelli.
If it's +40 outside and even thoughts are melting, salvation may come from cultural events. In this issue of "Kettik!" — evening classics, night dances, rare vinyl, subtitled movies, and a bit of coolness among the arts.
When Tashkent's heat melts the asphalt, it's the perfect time to seek coolness at photo exhibitions, evening concerts, and dark cinema halls. In this issue of "Kettic!" — jazz, Verdi's opera, poetry, lectures, a film, and a party.
Where shall we go this week?
Happy first summer Kettik day, comrades! Stay calm and follow the activities listed below.
October is bidding us farewell — ahead lies the final part of the hoa-hoa-hoa season. We need to not only soak up the full mood of late autumn, but also check out new exhibitions, attend a film festival, not miss the gems of theater playbills, and have plenty of fun at parties!
The week promises to be warm and eventful! In Tashkent and beyond, there will be performances, concerts, festivals, art exhibitions, and dance nights. From philosophical dramas to bass sets from Berlin—everyone will find their own inspiration, whether it's a quiet evening in a gallery or a wild night on the dance floor.
Autumn evenings are getting longer, which means it's the perfect time for theater, concerts, movies, and inspiration. The week is filled with a wide variety of events: from opera to stand-up, from film screenings to street performances.
Autumn in the city is soft light, the first scarves, coffee with the scent of cinnamon, and apple pies. This week promises to be warm and full: conversations about art and books, dancing until midnight, numerous plays, and live music. Kettik! — ahead are eight days of inspiration, stories, and meetings you definitely shouldn't miss.
The first ten days of October turned out to be especially rich in cultural events. We have prepared over forty events for you, and to manage to attend them all, you'd clearly need a time-turner like Hermione's. The program includes French cinema, Eastern miniatures, jazz, electronic music, classical performances, and much more.
With the fresh autumn wind and the first yellow leaves, this week brings plenty of music and dance: from large-scale international classical performances to intimate DJ sets and electronic music. The new Kettik is about concerts, the creative industry, and exhibitions.
This week, Tashkent and Samarkand are transforming into a grand cultural stage: festivals and exhibitions, loud concerts and intimate lectures, film screenings, theatrical premieres, and parties. Art and music are woven into the fabric of city life!
The second week of autumn — but only according to the calendar: it's still hot outside, and this week's events will only turn up the heat. We can look forward to theatrical performances, a gastronomic return, major solo concerts, music festivals, film screenings, and interesting exhibitions.
Special issue "Kettik! Bukhara" is dedicated to the Biennale of Contemporary Art, which starts on September 5th. We tell you what to get inspired by in the ancient city besides exhibitions and performances.
We bid farewell to summer, forgiving it for all the hottest days, and rejoice in the new season! In this issue of "Kettik!" — Japanese theater, Chinese culture, surrealism, rock, circus, art exhibitions, theater premieres, and the voice of Andrea Bocelli.
If it's +40 outside and even thoughts are melting, salvation may come from cultural events. In this issue of "Kettik!" — evening classics, night dances, rare vinyl, subtitled movies, and a bit of coolness among the arts.
When Tashkent's heat melts the asphalt, it's the perfect time to seek coolness at photo exhibitions, evening concerts, and dark cinema halls. In this issue of "Kettic!" — jazz, Verdi's opera, poetry, lectures, a film, and a party.
Where shall we go this week?
Happy first summer Kettik day, comrades! Stay calm and follow the activities listed below.
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