Ordu Culture Route Festival Continues with Various Artistic Events
Organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the events continue with workshops aimed at children and art lovers at various locations across the city.
The Ordu Culture Route Festival, implemented by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, continues at full speed with a rich art program aiming to increase the city's brand value.
Purpose and Scope of the Festival
Within the scope of the festival, which is organized to contribute to Turkey's cultural and artistic brand value, many programs bringing together different fields of art are being implemented.
Organizations held at various points across the city are seeing widespread interest from both domestic and foreign visitors.
Drama Events for Children
The Drama in the Library event held at the Ordu Gazi Provincial Public Library Exhibition Hall gave little participants unforgettable moments.
During the event, children both learned and had fun by addressing books and stories through creative drama methods.
Traditional Embroidery and Workshops
The Hesap İşi Embroidery Workshop held at the Fatsa Cultural Center brought together citizens interested in traditional handicrafts.
The traditional embroidery technique, based on counting threads on fabric, was introduced to participants in detail.
Living Heritage Ordu Exhibition
The Living Heritage Ordu exhibition, kept open to visitors throughout the festival at the Taşbaşı Cultural Center, is being followed with great interest.
The exhibition presents the city's traditional handicrafts, local values, and original motifs to the appreciation of visitors.
Children's Village Activities
The Children's Village established at the Durugöl Park Children's Activity Area is one of the top spots where little ones spend time with joy.
With various activities organized here, children find the opportunity to fully experience the festival enthusiasm.
Festival End Date
Cultural and artistic events spread across different parts of Ordu are progressing within the planned program.
The festival, which has received intense participation and interest, will end with a closing program to be held on Sunday, August 30.