The Erzurum Cultural Road Festival continues with various events.

Programs combining culture and art are being held in Erzurum, the 9th stop of the festival organized by the Ministry to contribute to Türkiye's brand value.

As part of the festival, events such as concerts, exhibitions, children's activities, talks and theater plays are held in different venues in the city center and some districts.

Bayhan Gürhan invited the veterans he met while touring Erzurum Castle before his concert in the city, where he visited for the first time as part of the festival, to his program.

Meeting with his fans at the concert he gave at the Erzurum Event and Rally Area, Bayhan said, "We are a family together, we are beautiful together."

The "Bendire Sala" group, conducted by Suat Orhan, performed Sufi music at the Üç Kümbetler Millet Bahçesi Event Area, while İdris Altuner and Harun Atmaca performed at the Kale Önü Aşıklar Stage.

Gathering at the Kale Önü Minstrels Stage within the scope of "Our Young Minstrels Program", minstrels Serdar Alyakut, Adem Aydıner, Alperen Uzun, Halil Daylak and Caner Karaman won the admiration of the audience with their saz and lyrics.

As part of the festival, which aims to bring art to prisoners, inmates at the Erzurum E Type Closed Penal Institution were boosted by a concert given by artists from the General Directorate of Fine Arts.

The play "I Think the Killer Killed Me", written by Kurtcebe Turgul and directed by Gökhan Kocaoğlu, which was staged by the Istanbul State Theatre, was performed at the Erzurum State Theatre.

Hop Dedik Ayhan, Mehmet Aydın and Erdal Çelik organized the "Songs with a Story" event at the İbrahim Erkal Dadaş Culture and Art Center.

The "Not a Debate, But a Debate" competition was held at the İsmail Saib Sencer Provincial Public Library.

At the "Children's Village" set up in the Olympic Park, children watched popular cartoon characters on stage with the "Super 1 Team" children's theater.

Young musicians sang on the "Street Stage" set up in Yakutiye Town Square and two shopping centres in the city.