Kettik!
A weekly selection of events and events in the field of art, culture and creativity from the editors of HD magazine.
Kettik!The next 7 days Tashkent is not staying silent: we discuss music in cinema, beat drums, watch films, and listen to how Nothing sounds.
Kettik!May is ending, but there's no need to be sad. Ahead — live jazz, theater of pain and light, VHS horrors, Sabantuy, a K-pop explosion, and parties with a Latin vibe.
Kettik!May is ablaze — with heat and events. We can't turn off the sun, but we can advise where to hide from it: exhibitions about the future, Swiss trip-hop, ballet, raves, and hot steam over a cup of coffee. Choose!
Kettik!May whispers: "time to get out and about." Open-air jazz, Persian drama, gastronomic festival — all in one issue. Hurry up before the sun is turned up to full blast.
Kettik!May begins with jazz, deep house, and a bit of Pinkhasov. Plus — books, plays, Brezhnev, and "Dolphin." Choose where to go — we've gathered the best.
Kettik!The next 7 days in the city — a concert by Urgant, apartment concerts, exhibitions, a techno-wedding, and classical music at the conservatory. Spring is in full swing.
Kettik!French charm, German cinema, and a bit of jazz — Tashkent this week resonates in different languages.
Kettik!Today, April 9, Amir Temur would have turned 689 years old. Or 32,507 days. Impressive, right? We were also impressed — and we dedicated this issue of Kettik! to the man who left behind dozens of places to walk, remember, and be amazed by.
Kettik!April bursts in brightly: from ballet and vintage to poetry evenings and jazz. We've gathered 10 events for you that are definitely worth marking on your calendar.
Kettik!This week in Tashkent, you can listen to live jazz, watch Godard classics, and buy vinyl at a new store. We've gathered everything most interesting, atmospheric, and diverse—from opera to a lecture on fashion. Choose according to your mood.
Kettik!Holiday event selection until March 26.
Kettik!ReadThe next 7 days Tashkent is not staying silent: we discuss music in cinema, beat drums, watch films, and listen to how Nothing sounds.
Kettik!ReadMay is ending, but there's no need to be sad. Ahead — live jazz, theater of pain and light, VHS horrors, Sabantuy, a K-pop explosion, and parties with a Latin vibe.
Kettik!May is ablaze — with heat and events. We can't turn off the sun, but we can advise where to hide from it: exhibitions about the future, Swiss trip-hop, ballet, raves, and hot steam over a cup of coffee. Choose!
Kettik!May whispers: "time to get out and about." Open-air jazz, Persian drama, gastronomic festival — all in one issue. Hurry up before the sun is turned up to full blast.
Kettik!May begins with jazz, deep house, and a bit of Pinkhasov. Plus — books, plays, Brezhnev, and "Dolphin." Choose where to go — we've gathered the best.
Kettik!The next 7 days in the city — a concert by Urgant, apartment concerts, exhibitions, a techno-wedding, and classical music at the conservatory. Spring is in full swing.
Kettik!French charm, German cinema, and a bit of jazz — Tashkent this week resonates in different languages.
Kettik!Today, April 9, Amir Temur would have turned 689 years old. Or 32,507 days. Impressive, right? We were also impressed — and we dedicated this issue of Kettik! to the man who left behind dozens of places to walk, remember, and be amazed by.
Kettik!April bursts in brightly: from ballet and vintage to poetry evenings and jazz. We've gathered 10 events for you that are definitely worth marking on your calendar.
Kettik!This week in Tashkent, you can listen to live jazz, watch Godard classics, and buy vinyl at a new store. We've gathered everything most interesting, atmospheric, and diverse—from opera to a lecture on fashion. Choose according to your mood.
Kettik!Holiday event selection until March 26.
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