Ordu Culture Road Festival Continues with Concerts and Workshops
Organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the festival brings art lovers together with concerts, children's events, and traditional handicraft workshops.
The Ordu Culture Road Festival, implemented by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism to contribute to Turkey's brand value, continues at full speed with a rich program of events held at various points throughout the city.
Songs of Zeki Müren Performed
At a special concert held at the Ordu State Theatre Stage, the works of Zeki Müren, the unforgettable legend of classical Turkish music, were presented to the audience's appreciation.
Samsun State Classical Turkish Music Choir soloists Berrak Seçkin and Haydar Farabi Felamur provided unforgettable moments to music lovers with the select pieces they performed.
Special Event for Children
The Ordu Gazi Provincial Public Library Exhibition Hall hosted an entertaining and educational artistic gathering organized for young visitors.
Children read the work titled The Story of the Fox That Lost Its Memory together, generated questions about the characters, and shared their thoughts with one another.
Traditional Handicraft Workshops
Within the scope of the Rosary Making Workshop organized at the Fatsa Cultural Center, the subtleties of traditional rosary craftsmanship were addressed in detail.
While participants were informed about material selection and production stages, they gained important information aimed at keeping traditional arts alive.
Tile Art Experience
At the Tile Workshop, basic patterns and application methods of traditional Turkish tile art were comprehensively conveyed to the participants.
Art lovers, creating their own compositions based on floral motifs and geometric designs, had the chance to personally experience the drawing and coloring stages.
Festival End Date
Witnessing colorful scenes across the four corners of the city, the festival continues to bring different branches of art together with citizens.
The Ordu Culture Road Festival, which is being maintained with broad participation and receiving great interest, will officially end on August 30.