Sat, 7 November · 19:00–23:00
VARA YIMA
Ambient Fields (USA), Muzofob, FRØYA, ІЗ-Σ, Exdrummer
- When
- –
- Where
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London Tastaq
Turgut Ozala St., 184 - Entry
- 4 000 ₸
- Going
- 10 people
- Organiser
- VOSKHOD
- Genres
- Ambient, Live, Drone, Dark Ambient
- Format
- Live
In the KET-TIK app: a reminder on the day and a heads-up if anything changes.
Directions
Line-up
- 19:00 Ambient Fields
- 19:00 muzofob · Live music, Classical
- 19:00 ІЗ-Σ
- 19:00 FRØYA · Electronic music, Ambient
- 19:00 Exdrummer
About the party
In sacred texts, Vara means a fenced-off refuge. That was the name of the shelter built by Yima, the first man and keeper of the golden age, when Ahriman sent winter upon the world. Inside the Vara, people, seeds and fire were preserved to wait for the light to return. Keeping our inner warmth on the eve of winter, we will build our own Vara, where we'll sink into the slow flow of ambient and drone music.
The evening's headliner is Ambient Fields — the music project of American guitarist and dombra player Jeff Gersh, who currently lives in Almaty, where he is deeply studying the dombra and the rich musical traditions of the Kazakh kuy.
Line-up:
Ambient Fields (USA)
muzofob
FRØYA
ІЗ-Σ
Exdrummer
Date and place:
November 7, 19:00
London Tastaq, Turgut Ozala, 184
Entry:
4 000 KZT
2 000 KZT *with a repost
*reposts are valid until the evening of November 6
Know before you go
- Entry
- 4,000 ₸ (about $8). Keep some cash in tenge for the door and the bar.
- Hours
- Starts at 19:00, ends around 23:00. Parties get busy after midnight.
- Age and ID
- Usually 18+, many bars 21+. Bring your passport: ID is often checked at the door.
- Door
- No strict dress code is announced; smart casual is safe.
- Payment
- Visa and Mastercard are accepted in most places; a 10% service charge is often already in the bill.
- For the taxi
- Show the driver the address in Russian: ул. Тургут Озала, 184. Order a Yandex Go or inDrive taxi; open the route in 2GIS or Google Maps.
- Language
- Bar staff in the centre usually speak some English; Russian is more common at the door and in taxis.
Updated 3 November
