The exhibition "Çanakkale: The Resurrection Epic of Anatolia," organized by the Selçuklu Municipality to convey the Çanakkale saga to future generations, is receiving intense interest from the public.
Turkey is a country with great historical, cultural and regional riches. After coming to Anatolia and settling down, Turks continued their development in many areas and produced countless works in artistic, cultural and educational fields.
The "Meram City and Life Culture Museum", which was brought to the district by Meram Municipality in order to keep the culture of Meram and Konya alive and pass it on to future generations, is counting the days for its opening.
The Konya Metropolitan Municipality is working on turning the house of Tarık Buğra, a prominent Turkish author, into a museum.
The Konya Metropolitan Municipality City Theater, which contributes to the development of Konya's culture and art scene, is presenting the play “The Masked Ones” to theater enthusiasts for the first time.
Boyra is a kind of weaved reed and wicker building material used in the construction of soil housetops in the traditional architecture of Konya.
Tantavi Inn, which is one of the iconic buildings and monuments in Konya, has been inactive for long years. After the restoration done by Meram Municipality, it became the city's culture and art center and the meeting place for art-lovers.
The 2nd International Sille Symposium, organized in cooperation with Selçuklu Municipality, Necmettin Erbakan University, Sille Development and Promotion Association, Cappadocia Research Center, Greece Sille Association, and Asia Research Center, has started.
The “Rumi Exhibition in the 750th Reunion Year,” prepared by the Konya Metropolitan Municipality with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, has been opened for visitation at the Istanbul Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum.
Konya Metropolitan Municipality Konya Panorama Museum and Independence War Martyrs Monument hosted hundreds of thousands of visitors last year as well.
The Head of the Department of Traditional Turkish Arts at Karatay University's Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Dr. Ayşegül Özdemir, shared important information about the integration of traditional and digital arts.
The "Passing Tradition to the Future" themed poster exhibition was organized by the Konya Metropolitan Municipality City Workshop.
