ІНТЕРСТЕЛЛАР | АКТ ІІ: ВЕНЕРА

THE BIG ELECTRONIC EVENT CONTINUES!

Space travelers, get ready for a new space journey!

Our first flight brought together nearly 4,000 people who were initiated by the light. We flew over the Moon. Now the expedition moves on.

Next stop is Venus. A planet shrouded in golden clouds, a symbol of harmony and passion.

If Act I was about cleansing with light, Act II is about filling with warmth. This is the story of how, after a long “winter,” the sun awakens within us. We are immersed in an atmosphere of hot sand, golden glow, and eternal energy.

Waiting for you:

LEGENDARY HEADLINER. WORLD-CLASS. The artist we've been waiting for.

UNIQUE LIGHT SHOW. We are preparing to impress you no less than last time.

VENUS PORTAL. We continue to open the transition into a new cycle with a new light tunnel.

PERFORMANCE. Unexpected stage performances that arise during space travel.

DRESS CODE IS MANDATORY:

Clothing colors: sand, beige, gold, yellow, shades of ocher.

Shoes can be any color.

In honor of its tenth anniversary, the APLAY team is preparing an incredible space journey to Venus in the "WHITE" location.

"WHITE" is a barrier-free performance pavilion. It is a clean, warm and well-maintained space with central heating, large parking and spacious restroom areas. In case of an air raid, there is a shelter and a metro nearby.

CHARITY MISSION

We are organizing a gathering for those who destroy the enemy and those who save Kyiv from the consequences of enemy attacks. Our event is a large gathering for:

— GUR MO

— Support for Kyiv volunteers — those who are the first to arrive at the arrival sites, clear the rubble, and rescue Kyiv residents.

By attending the event, you are making a direct contribution to our strength and our resilience.

Get ready to connect to living energy!



When? May 2 (Saturday), 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Where? KIT (VDNG, 1A Akademika Glushkova Ave.)

Dress code required



Attention! There will be a laser show during the event. To avoid damage to your eyesight and the sensors of your cameras/smartphones, we strongly recommend not to point your lenses or gaze directly into the laser beams.