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This weekend, residents and guests of the capital can expect performances by Ukrainian artists, theatrical performances and new exhibitions that combine classical and modern approaches to art. From pop star concerts to insightful exhibitions about Ukrainian identity, choose events that will give you new experiences this fall.
ADAM & Jazz: romantic neo-soul with a jazz mood
The ADAM group, founded by Misha Klimenko and Sasha Norova, invites you to immerse yourself in a new musical journey. Their sensual compositions have gained immense popularity for their depth and insight, and now fans have the opportunity to hear them in a completely new format.
In November, the group will perform for the first time accompanied by jazz musicians, which will add special charm, new rhythm and exquisite improvisation to the group’s melodies.
Entrance: from 700 UAH
Krikhitka with a concert in Kyiv: new album, favorite hits and emotional journey
The Kiev group Krikhitka, which is considered the founders of femme-indie-pop in Ukraine, will play a big concert in the capital on November 2. Their new album Megaloves is already one of the best indie pop albums of the year.
On November 2, the ORIGIN STAGE will perform the songs “Megalyubov”, “Under the Spring Rain”, “Moneta”, “Yalta”, “Recipe” and other sensual favorite compositions of the group.
As part of the concert, a charity auction will be held in favor of the Leleka Foundation, which will be held by Alexander Colmen Serdyuk.
Entrance: from 699 UAH
Updated dance performance “One on One”: new meanings and deep dramaturgy
“One on One” returns with new characters and meanings. On November 3, the team again invites you to the KPI Culture and Arts Center for the dance performance “One on One” – it’s about choice, struggle and temptations familiar to each of us.
Viewers are treated to new characters who embody society and its influence; new scenes that enhance the emotional depth of each story; choreography that reveals the internal conflicts of the characters.
Also during the event there will be a charity auction – the proceeds will go to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Entrance: 399–1399 UAH
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Underground Standup
This Saturday, the best comedians in Kyiv will gather on the stage of the Moscow Central Music Center.
The founder of the “Underground Stand-Up” Svyat Zagaykevich, the founder of the “Dog Stand-Up” project, the winner of the “Make a Comedian Laugh” show Svetlana Nemonezhina, the actor of the “Black Square” studio Alexander Zhipetsky and real stand-up stars Anton Timoshenko and Vasily Baidak will present an evening of sharp humor and unexpected jokes. So you can expect fresh performances, subtle observations and the unique atmosphere of live stand-up.
Entrance: from 400 UAH
Concert | Humor
Exhibition “Protest/architecture. Barricades and tents: the world and Ukraine”
An exhibition dedicated to the role of the Maidans in the formation of Ukrainian identity, timed to coincide with the anniversaries of the Orange Revolution and the Revolution of Dignity, has opened at the Museum of the History of the City of Kyiv.
The exhibition explores the architecture of protest – the patterns of barricades, tents and checkpoints that were used for self-organization. It helps to better understand how these symbolic elements became part of the Ukrainian culture of resistance and resilience.
Entrance: 160/80 UAH (full/reduced)
Exhibition “Elena Turyanskaya. Agape. Absolute love”
“Mystetsky Arsenal” presents the first personal exhibition in four years by Elena Turyanskaya “Agape. Absolute love.”
The artist explores the concept of “agape” – the highest form of love that supports a person even in the most difficult times. In five halls of the Old Arsenal, she shares her experiences, talking about fear, fatigue and memory through her works. The exhibition brings together personal memories and emotions of wartime, allowing each viewer to find their own connection with themes of love and support.
Entrance: 120/60/300 UAH (full/reduced/family)
