ADALAR COMES ALIVE WITH MUSIC AND ART

COLOURFUL DAYS CONTINUE AT THE INTERNATIONAL ESKİŞEHİR PORSUK FESTIVAL

Organised by Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality with ETİ as its main sponsor under the motto "The Porsuk Flows, the World Comes Together in Eskişehir", the International Eskişehir Porsuk Festival continued to bring colour to the city with a diverse programme of events on its third day. Eskişehir Metropolitan Mayor Ayşe Ünlüce joined the events at Adalar-Köprübaşı, sharing the festival spirit with the people of Eskişehir.

The International Eskişehir Porsuk Festival continues to bring art, music and entertainment together along the Porsuk River, one of the city's most distinctive landmarks. On the third day of the festival, Adalar-Köprübaşı was once again at the heart of the celebrations, hosting a variety of events throughout the day.

A COLOURFUL JOURNEY INTO THE WORLD OF PUPPETS

As part of the festival programme, the Burgas State Puppet Theatre presented "The Seagulls of Burgas," a puppet show that brought imagination and the art of puppetry to the stage. Petar Todorov was responsible for the concept and direction, while Asya Atasova, Stanislava Kamenova-Zafirova, Ivaylo Enev, Kalin Zafirov and Nikolay Nikolov performed in the production. The colourful puppets and lively stage performance attracted considerable attention from the audience, particularly children.

ROMANI TUNES BRING ADALAR TO LIFE

The day's music programme continued with a performance by the Eskişehir City Council Romani Culture and Music Working Group at Porsuk Stage. The lively rhythms and infectious energy of Romani music brought the square to life, as people gathered along the Porsuk joined in and enjoyed the festive atmosphere.

A MUSICAL JOURNEY ON THE PORSUK

The Porsuk River provided a unique setting for music. Golden Gondol, featuring Onur Akalın, Ferit Bakır and İdil Karakuzu, musicians from the Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality Symphony Orchestra, performed aboard a gondola, creating memorable moments of music along the banks of the Porsuk.

SALT BRINGS ROCK TO THE PORSUK

In the evening, SALT took the stage at Porsuk Stage. The band, comprising Deha Özer Şenay, Oğuzhan Atar, Ozan Akyüz and Altuğ Coşkun, brought energy to the festival with their rock performance. The crowd gathered along the Porsuk sang along to the band's songs, adding to the excitement of the evening.

"WE ENJOYED THE FESTIVAL TO THE FULLEST"

Eskişehir Metropolitan Mayor Ayşe Ünlüce met with residents along the Porsuk River and shared in the excitement of the festival. Ünlüce said, "The wonderful and entertaining events we have organised as part of the International Eskişehir Porsuk Festival have brought Adalar to life. Together with the people of Eskişehir who filled the banks of the Porsuk, we enjoyed the festival to the fullest."

Thanking all the artists who contributed to the festival and everyone who helped make the events possible, Mayor Ünlüce said that the festival continues to bring colour to Eskişehir's cultural and artistic life, with its vibrant atmosphere spreading across the city.