The charity festival "Autumn Ball in the Passage" gathered a full Passage, filling it with music, movement, and incredible energy.
This was the first time a festival of this format had taken place in Odessa. Under the glass dome, performances by creative groups and open master classes were held, during which the audience themselves became participants in the event.
The program presented a wide variety of styles — flamenco, historical dances, tap, afro, bachata, kizomba, jazz-funk, and modern choreography. Everyone could participate, regardless of age or level of training.
Alongside professional artists and participants from Odessa studios, adults, children, and those who first stepped onto the stage repeated the moves. Couples and entire families supported the choreographers, got to know each other, and stayed at the party until the evening.
Guests also enjoyed live music, a festive pet fashion show DOG SHOW, a children's program, charity activities, and gift raffles. The large fair brought together over 50 Ukrainian brands and craftsmen.
"Autumn Ball in the Passage" combined art, charity, support of Ukrainian producers, and open participation of the townspeople. The historical location became a large stage where people met, performed, helped, and together created a new cultural history of Odessa.
The organizers of the event were the "Trymai" charitable foundation and the "7:40" event agency.
