Turkish local art centers showcase student performances and concerts
Esenyurt Women Art Center concluded its 2025‑2026 program with an exhibition of paintings and live piano, violin and bağlama performances, attended by Deputy Mayor Zekeriya Şanlıer, who announced plans for a new gallery to host Turkish and international works.
In Karatay, the Ali Ulvi Youth Center wrapped up its spring term with an exhibition and concert featuring 582 participants across 8 workshops and 18 branches; Mayor Hasan Kılca praised the students' effort and pledged ongoing support for youth cultural projects.
Adıyaman Cumhuriyet Primary School staged a multi‑disciplinary art program with piano, violin, theatre, choir and poetry readings, highlighted for boosting students' confidence and expression.
The Divriği Cultural Association’s Turkish Folk Music Choir performed the "Bir Tel Yeter" concert in Ankara, presenting folk songs from various regions with backing from local municipal officials and attendance by MP Aliye Timisi Ersever.
Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality Conservatory’s Turkish Art Music Choir delivered the "Mevsimlerin Gölgesinde Bir Musiki Hikâyesi" concert, featuring guest vocalist Gül Yazıcı and classic repertory for young audiences.
In Ortaca, Muğla, the Turkish Folk Music Choir organized the "Sıra Gecesi" concert, showcasing regional folk pieces before local officials and community members.