Together
Evrim Özşuca & Guest: Nilüfer Verdi

Concert

October 25, 2024 / 19:30

Evrim Özşuca, a jazz vocalist who has won awards on the international jazz scene and continues her successful career in Istanbul, will be joined on stage by Nilüfer Verdi, Turkey's first female jazz pianist and known for her strong musical background.

For everyone wanting to get swept up in the rhythm of music, together, standing... 

The event has been canceled, thank you for your understanding.

Tickets for the standing concert at Pera Café are priced at 400 TL. Tickets are available on Biletix.com or at the Pera Museum reception on the day of the event. Friends of the Pera Museum enjoy a 20% discount.

About Together Concerts
Pera Museum continues to introduce audiences to the powerful female voices of the contemporary music scene with a new concert series titled "Together".

The "Together" concerts, scheduled for the last Friday of month, offer the chance to be amongst notable figures in music. Concert attendees also have the opportunity to tour the museum for free from 18:00 to 22:00 as a part of Long Friday.

The concert series is organized in collaboration with Pera Museum and Kreşendo, a social enterprise that fosters diversity and creativity in the music scene.

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