Bishkek's Weekly Program: Movie Premieres, Evening of Romances, and Classics by Candlelight

January 13-16. Permanent Exhibitions at the Museum

Throughout the week, the museum offers permanent exhibitions that introduce visitors to painting, graphics, sculpture, and decorative applied arts. The exhibitions are open to everyone, except on Mondays.

Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts named after Gapar Aitiev, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

January 13. Evening of Creativity by Sultan Sadyraliev

This evening promises incredible emotions and live musical performances by Sultan Sadyraliev. You will enjoy both beloved hits and new songs filled with soulfulness.

Restaurant "Bukhara," 6:00 PM.

January 13. Charity Concert by Nasiyat Baymyrzaeva

This concert will raise funds for an eye surgery. The program includes live performances of popular melodies in various languages, creating an atmosphere of unity and kindness. By purchasing a ticket, you support an important cause.

Kyrgyz State Philharmonic named after Toktogul Satylganov, 6:30 PM.

January 14. Evening of Romance

Romances have always touched the deepest feelings—love, jealousy, separation, and longing. Lovers of refined music will be able to enjoy this atmosphere. Leading soloists of the theater will participate in the performance.

Kyrgyz National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Abdylas Maldybaev, 5:00 PM.

January 15. Classics by Candlelight

The mesmerizing performance of the string quartet, saxophone quartet, and opera soloists will delight all viewers. The program includes popular classical pieces and New Year's compositions.

Kyrgyz National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Abdylas Maldybaev, 6:00 PM.

January 15. Movie Premieres

"Kiyal" (drama). Bolot, who lost his wife, raises his daughter Kiyal, who has overcome cancer, but the illness returns. Learning about her secret wish diary, he decides to fulfill each of his daughter's dreams by taking her out of the hospital. He is assisted by her best friend Zhoky.

"Father, Mother, Sister, Brother" (drama). The children visit their father, who lives in the wilderness of the USA, to reconnect. Two sisters visit their writer mother in Dublin, while adult twins return to their Paris apartment to say goodbye to childhood.

"Marty the Magnificent" (comedy). Young and ambitious Marty Mauser is willing to do anything to achieve his dream and prove that nothing is impossible for him.

"28 Years Later: Temple of Bones" (horror). A continuation of the cult zombie film, exploring the world decades after the catastrophe. The film returns the harsh atmosphere of the original and deepens the mythology of the Universe, focusing on social degradation and survival.

January 16. Film Lovers Club

We start the New Year with a screening of films about childhood. That evening, the film "Little Miss Sunshine" (2006) by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris will be shown.

ololoErkindik, 8:30 PM.