Year-end event organized at Gaziosmanpaşa Art Academy

At the end of the 2023-2024 academic year of Gaziosmanpaşa Art Academy, the little students took the stage. The little ones, who exhibited their performances to the parents, were the center of colorful images.
Gaziosmanpaşa Art Academy concluded the 2023-2024 academic year with an event. The little students who took the stage at Gaziosmanpaşa City Theaters Stage presented the shows they prepared to the parents. The excitement of the little ones on stage was evident in their eyes, while the parents watching their children on stage experienced emotional moments. Many parents recorded their children’s stage performances with their phones. The little students, showcasing their performances to the parents, became the focus of colorful images.

“We are trying to broaden the horizons of both our children and young people”
Speaking about the event, Gaziosmanpaşa Mayor Hakan Bahçetepe stated, “We see art as the most important tool that nourishes the souls of societies, unites people, and carries them into the future. We are trying to meet the cultural and artistic needs of our district with Gaziosmanpaşa Art Academy, in order to broaden the horizons of both our children and young people. We are preparing our talented students for conservatories. By providing art education, we try to place them in relevant departments. This success also shapes the future of our district. Likewise, with the choirs, orchestras, music groups we have established within our art academy, we try to meet the artistic needs of our district. With this event, we are not only offering an artistic experience, but also changing the social fabric of our society.”

“It was a beautiful event”
Expressing her satisfaction with the English course organized by the municipality and the event held at the end of this course, Özlem Alkanadı stated, “We are very happy, very proud. It was a beautiful event. We attended an English course for a semester. We were very pleased. Hopefully, we will continue in September.”