Since 2019, with the support of the Ministry of Information of the Republic of Belarus, the almanac of translated literature "Dalyaglyady" ("Horizons"), famous in the last quarter of the twentieth century, has been revived. In total, four magazines were published in the "new era" — in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023. Usually, each issue presents the national literature of about 20 countries.

The theater is an ever–moving phenomenon, changing over time, closely related to the aesthetic demands of the audience and the level of their artistic preparedness. In order to "put" the plot of a work of art into a ballet performance, the director must pass through the prism of a chosen super task a lot of plot and psychological lines. Such an extraordinary gift was possessed by Gosha Jepbarov, the first professional ballet dancer, choreographer and choreographer, whose 100th anniversary is being celebrated this year by the musical community of Turkmenistan.

New Year's gifts come in different forms: for children, family and relatives, friends and colleagues... But an Ashgabat schoolboy decided to make a gift to his “native” educational institution. And this is neither more nor less, but an original sculptural composition!

On the initiative of the international organization TURKSOY, the Union (Association) of Cinematographers of the Turkic World was created in Tashkent. The founding meeting was attended by leaders of the film industry of Turkic-speaking countries.

The international festival “East-West: Eurasian musical traditions and folk crafts in the cultural space of the CIS” was held in Dushanbe last Saturday, December 23. On the sidelines of the festival, the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Tajikistan organized its own exhibition corner.

Famous foreign artists will perform a concert in the Turkmen capital on the eve of the New Year.

Leyli Garyagdiyeva, a student of the 11th grade of the Special Boarding Music School at the Maya Kuliyeva Turkmen National Conservatory, became a laureate and became a laureate of the VIII International Art Competition “HARMONY”.

Music lovers in Ashgabat were immersed in a full Broadway experience during a performance held day before yesterday at the Mukamlar Palace of the State Cultural Center of Turkmenistan. The joint U.S.-Turkmen concert featured classics from such musicals as "Chicago," "Phantom of the Opera," and "Annie," among others. American artists Kate Bass and Aaron Young, artists from the National Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan conducted by Rasul Klychev, soloists from the Turkmen National Conservatory, and Youth Choirs from Mary and Lebap performed together on stage. Earlier, the cities of Mary and Turkmenabat hosted joint performances which attracted crowds across Turkmenistan.

The past thirty years have become a time of wasteful scattering of stones in our vast and once common expanses. How many names, traditions, schools have sunk into oblivion! The legacy is still being thoughtlessly scattered - look at the archive folders with scores discovered a few weeks ago in the Lenfilm trash heap...

A gala concert dedicated to the 30th anniversary of TURKSOY was held in Paris, at the headquarters of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).