Foreigners in Istanbul invited to 'Happy Hour'

July 04 2015 10:20:20

Foreigners in Istanbul invited to 'Happy Hour'

ISTANBUL

Mixo Terrace, located in one of Istanbul’s most popular historical neighborhoods, Talimhane, will begin hosting “Expat Happy Hour” every Monday in order to bring together foreigners living in the city.

Mixo will also welcome anyone who wants to meet and socialize with foreigners and exchange opinions about different cultures or just socialize with different nationalities. Those who attend “Happy Hour,” which will start on July 6 and take place every Monday between 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. throughout the year, will not only get to meet people from all around the world, but also enjoy delicious tastes and elegant wines at reasonable prices.

For further information, please visit www.martiistanbulhotel/dining/mixoterrace

Quark.Models.Entities.Ancestor?.Title?.ToUpperInvariant()

UEFA moves Beşiktaş – Maccabi Tel Aviv match from Istanbul: Report

Music titan Quincy Jones dies aged 91

‘Pasion Flamenca': A celebration of Flamenco culture

1,500-year-old artifacts smuggled from Türkiye return home

Andy Warhol artworks stolen in the Netherlands

Cultural Road Festival to reach finale in Antalya

'Game of Thrones' movie in early development: reports

Film academy adds handwritten ‘Pulp Fiction’ script to vast collection

WORLD

Iran arrests woman after solo university protest: Reports

Iranian authorities have arrested a female student after she stripped to her underwear outside her university in Iran in what some student and rights groups say was a protest against the country’s strict Islamic dress code, several reports said on Nov. 3.

ECONOMY

Defense industry’s exports top $5.1 billion in 10 months

The Turkish defense and aerospace industry’s export revenues amounted to $5.13 billion in January-October, marking a robust 18 percent increase from a year ago.

SPORTS

UEFA moves Beşiktaş – Maccabi Tel Aviv match from Istanbul: Report

UEFA has decided to relocate the match between Turkish club Beşiktaş and Israeli team Maccabi Tel Aviv, which was originally slated to take place in Istanbul on Nov. 28, local media reported on Nov. 4.