973 students who received training for 15 weeks at Karatay Culture and Art Academy gave the audience an unforgettable night by exhibiting the works and stage performances they had prepared throughout the year at the spring term closing program.
The Meram City and Life Culture Museum in Konya recreates the city's domestic life from fifty years ago, showcasing historical artifacts, wax sculptures, and theater performances.
Konya Metropolitan Municipality is once again bringing summer evenings to life in districts outside the city center through its “Cinema Days” event.
The documentary The Story of Suriçi, which tells the 22-year journey of the Suriçi Bazaar Urban Transformation Project implemented by Meram Municipality, premiered at a special gala event.
Calligraphy has long been regarded as one of the most important art forms of Islamic civilization. Flourishing during the Seljuk and Ottoman periods, this art form has also left a rich and enduring legacy in Konya.
The Nasreddin Hodja Archaeology and Ethnography Museum is located in Akşehir, Konya. The building originally served as the Rüştü Bey Mansion and was commissioned by Rüştü Bey, one of the prominent figures of Akşehir.
The Koyunoglu Museum, the first private museum established by municipalities in Turkey, captivates visitors with its extensive collection.
The “Hajj Journeys and Memories of the Republican Era Exhibition,” organized by the Konya Metropolitan Municipality, continues to welcome visitors.
The 18th International Turkish Theatre Festival, organized by Konya State Theatre, has officially begun with the participation of State Theatres General Director Tamer Karadağlı.
The Independence War Martyrdom Museum, located next to the martyrdom area between the Mevlana Museum and the Mevlana Cultural Center, presents the story of the Turkish War of Independence and the Gallipoli Campaign through detailed models and figures.
Konya City Theatre is set to welcome audiences throughout June with a varied program featuring drama, fantasy, and comedy productions.
Sille stands out not only for its rich history and distinctive architecture, but also for its long-standing handicraft traditions.
