October 8, 2025 • 1 min read

Fergana’s evenings belong to the stage. As dusk settles over tree‑lined boulevards, playbills bloom on kiosks and foyers: the afisha, your compass to the city’s living arts. Follow it and you’ll find intimate black‑box dramas, folk ensembles in embroidered velvet, bright musical comedies, and family puppet shows where children giggle in two languages.
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Why go now? The region’s artistic scene is blooming, blending Silk Road heritage with modern storytelling. Between acts, step onto the terrace for warm night air and street‑cart tea; return to a curtain that rises on Fergana’s generous heart—music, laughter, and that shared hush before the first line. Follow the afisha, and let the city take a bow.
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