The Boghossian Foundation celebrated the summer with the fourth edition of its Summer Party, a festive afternoon with a mix of culture, music, sunshine, oriental flavours and poolside drinks.
Echoing the exhibition Flamboyant, art de vivre in the thirties, the Summer Party took place on Sunday August the 25th with the aim of taking the guests to the heart of the Roaring Twenties with an introduction to interwar dance and water performances. On the turntables, Darko and Kaiserr offered a sophisticated mix of electronic music, from Berlin to Tel Aviv and Beirut.
As every year, the party was quickly sold out – this has became a summer event that you don’t want to miss 🙂
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