From May 17 to May 19, the days of workers of culture and art were held at the Central Concert Hall "QAZAQSTAN" in Astana, within which the participants were presented with training master classes and a festive concert program.

With the support of the Akimat of the Akmola region and the Department of Culture in the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ybyray, from June 19 to 22, as part of the 30th anniversary of the Kazakh folk instruments orchestra named after K. Kumisbekov, the I Regional Festival...

On June 15, the Pavlodar Regional Philharmonic named after Isa Bayzakov hosted a concert of the variety and brass band of the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ybyray under the direction of artistic director and chief conductor Yernazar Urazalin and conductor Abai...

On June 4, the final concert was held at the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ybyray as part of the Folk-Symphony Kokshetau festival.

Kyzylorda Regional Philharmonic on the basis of a memorandum, Agreement for the development of dance art, the project "Bi Alemi" continues, which took place on June 2 of the expected year at a meeting of the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ibrai with the dance...

May 28 at the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ybyray as part of the Folk-Symphony Kokshetau festival, a concert of pop-jazz music was held.

On May 23, the bright opening of the first festival of folklore music "Folk-symphony Kokshetau" took place on the stage of the regional philharmonic society named after Ukili Ybyray.

On May 16, on the stage of the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ybyray, the chamber choir of the Pavlodar Regional Philharmonic named after Isa Baizakov performed with the program "The best".

In the Akmola Regional Philharmonic named after Ukili Ybyray on May 12 a symphonic fairy tale "Peter and the Wolf" by S. Prokofiev took place. The chief conductor of the symphony orchestra is Berik Sarybay, the stage director and narrator is Tatyana Kiryanova, the artists are...