Ahmet Özhan, one of the greatest musicians of Classical Turkish music, is taking the stage on October 12, 2018 at 9pm in Bostancı Show Centre. The repertoire consists of classical Turkish music, neoclassical songs, and sufi music and a 35-person orchestra conducted by İhsan Özer will accompany him.

One of Hollywood's legendary love stories, Ghost is now a musical.

 Ghost The Musical will be on Zorlu PSM Main Theatre on October 19 – November 4, 2018. Nominated for Tony Award three times until now and winning many awards, the musical maintains the romantic atmosphere of the movie version; and the poetic acting and tremendous stage performance breathe new life into the original story.

Hagia Irene is hosting an unmissable performance by one of the greatest Turkish rock bands Mor ve Ötesi and Çukurova State Symphony Orchestra on October 29. Yusuf Taşkın, the voice of original music of legendary movie Ağır Roman, and Mehmet Aslantuğ will be on stage as well and make it an unforgettable event for the audience.

Book in advance so that you do not miss this concert in this special place hosting a limited number of guests!

Paintings of Osman Hamdi Bey, a prominent Turkish artist, at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum's Painting Collection and findings regarding the techniques he adopted while painting them will be brought to the attention of art lovers with the 'Osman Hamdi Bey Beyond Vision’ exhibition.

The exhibition is based on the findings of the project "Conservation and Scientific Research on Osman Hamdi Bey's Paintings" completed in two years and aims to convey the artist's  technique, materials, and the restoration work the pieces have undergone to the visitors. The stages of conservation and scientific research studies are shown in the exhibition and thus provide an insight to the details of the artist's work and how these details can help evaluate his pieces.

The exhibition is to be open until December 31, 2018 at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum.

The exhibition entitled "Heritage of the Earth" displays a special selection from the rich archaeology collection of Rezan Has Museum to art and history enthusiasts.

Shaped by the daily reflections of the archaeological heritage the earth offers, the exhibition will be available for viewing until October 31, 2018.

The exceptional exhibition narrates a short tale of the history of the archaeological heritage extending from the Neolithic to the Seljuk Period, the entirety of which first-handedly witnesses the past perspectives and perceptions of living shaped by needs, faiths, and particularly by life itself.