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In the coming days, Ashgabat will delight residents and guests with a rich cultural program. Theatres, galleries, concert halls, and the circus have prepared premieres and performances that promise to be true celebrations of art.

September 27 — The State Russian Drama Theatre named after A. S. Pushkin will present the premiere of the musical play “When the Young Soul Shines.” The performance, dedicated to modern youth and the eternal theme of love, also touches on the complex relationships between parents and children. Starts at 19:00.

September 28 — The State Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan conducted by Rasul Klychev will perform the concert “Symphony of Turkmen Cinema Legends” at the Mukams Palace of the State Cultural Center. The audience will hear music from iconic Turkmen films. Starts at 19:00. Ticket info: 26-69-17, (+99361) 33-88-29, (+99363) 46-71-77.

September 28 — The Art Bazar Showroom gallery will open the exhibition “Harmony of Forms and Colors.” The display will feature paintings by Suray Rozykuliyeva and sculptures by Jumamuhammet Jumaniyazov. The grand opening will be held at 15:00 at the “Dolandyryş merkezi” building, Olympic village. The exhibition runs until October 5.

September 28 — The State Circus of Turkmenistan invites audiences to a vibrant show. The program includes circus acts, performances by artists and animals, as well as traditional equestrian games by the Galkynysh group and performances by Türkmen jigitleri. Starts at 19:00.

October 3 — The National Music and Drama Theatre named after Magtymguly will host a concert by Tahir Atayev’s orchestra titled “New Voices.” The Chamber Choir led by Arslan Ovezniyazov and the children’s choir of Ashgabat’s 4th music school will also perform. Starts at 19:00. Ticket info: (+99362) 53-28-71, 55-90-15.

October 3 — A solo exhibition of artist Charymurad Yazmuradov will open under the title “My Poetry in Colors,” dedicated to his 50th anniversary. The exhibition at the Exhibition Hall of the Department of Art Exhibitions will showcase over 200 paintings inspired by the poetry of Magtymguly, history, and Turkmen cultural heritage. Opening at 16:00. The exhibition will run for one month.

October 3–4 — Ashgabat will host the Korean Culture Week. On October 3 at 17:00, the Arkach shopping center will feature Korean calligraphy (Hangeul) and photo zones. On October 4, a concert will take place at the Magtymguly Theatre with South Korean performers Kwon Hwapyeong and Kwon Minji, accompanied by the State Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan. Starts at 19:00. Free entry.

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