It has been 25 years since the foundation of the "Tomiris" dance ensemble of the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University, which over a quarter of a century has established itself not only as an arts group, but as an exemplary school promoting the national spirit and the artistic nature of Kazakh dance. In honor of this significant anniversary, a gala concert was organized, bringing together masters of the field of art and culture.

                                        

 The event aimed to promote national dance art, summarize the ensemble's quarter-century creative journey, and introduce young talents. During the festive evening, the founders and leaders of the ensemble, honored cultural figures Roza Sabdaliyeva and Banu Turgumbayeva, delivered welcoming speeches and shared the history of the group's formation.

                                         

Distinguished guests included Honored Artists of Kazakhstan Galina Karamoldayeva, Gainikamal Beisenova, and Gaziza Abdiyeva, as well as representatives from the "Saltanat" State Dance Ensemble of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the State Folklore Dance Ensemble of the RK.On stage, the dancers showcased their 25 years of creative experience by performing national and various genre dances. Today, the ensemble consists of about 20 students, and its repertoire features more than 30 dances, including Kazakh national dances and dances of the peoples of the world.

                                         

Over the past 25 years, the "Tomiris" ensemble has evolved beyond a student group into a professional creative school that develops national heritage in a modern direction. The collective enjoys high prestige at both international and national levels. Notably, it won the Grand Prix at the "Zhas Tolkyn" national festival in Karaganda and the "Yertis Zhuldyzdary" international festival in Pavlodar, and secured a prestigious second place at the International Delphic Games in Kyiv.