First Week of December: Where to Go on Weekdays, Besides Your Office

If we paraphrase the famous movie classics, we’ll get a nice saying – one who does not work has a rest. And, therefore, the one who works rests even better! The main thing is to remember that upcoming weekdays aren’t the reason to walk only from home to work and back. We love UA suggests several alternative routes for you for every day on the first working week of December.

Apocalyptica show

They showed to the world that adding cello to the heavy metal will make the latter one not that heavy, even if we are talking about Metallica or Rammstein. This year, the Finnish band promises to please us with a presentation of a new album Shadowmaker, as well as cover versions of favorite legendary hits.

When: December 1; 8 p.m.

Where: Stereo Plaza, 119 Chervonozorianyi Ave

Star Wars symphonic show

Everyone who wanted to join the Dark Side gets such opportunity on Wednesday. On the stage of one of Kyiv cinemas, symphonic Cantabile Orchestra will bring to life the famous universe created by George Lucas.

Jedi, Ewoks, Empire and, of course, Darth Vader – all in video with the accompaniment of instrumental music. After hearing the legendary soundtracks by John Williams performed by symphony orchestra, the force will surely be with you!

When: December 2; 7 p.m.

Where: Kyivska Rus Cinema, 93 Artema St.

Israeli cinema and the world film premiers

Traditionally, Thursday is a movie day. And the first week of December is no exception. Firstly, six premiers wait for Ukrainian moviegoers, including Bridge of Spies by Steven Spielberg, where Tom Hanks takes part in the Cold War events, trying on the role of a lawyer recruited by CIA.

Secondly, the festival of Israeli films starts, which will feature six of the best movies of recent years, including Grand Prix winners of Youth Festival in 2014 and 2015 – Somewhere by Esther Amram and Princess by Tali Shalom-Eber.

When: December 3; 7 p.m.

Where: Kyiv cinema, 19 Velyka Vasylkivska St.

Bring Me The Horizon show

A name of the band comes from the famous movie, Pirates of the Caribbean, where Captain Jack Sparrow demands, “Now, bring me that horizon”. In December 2014, they sold out Wembley Arena. In 2015, BTMH was recognized as the best British band of the year at Kerrang! Awards, winning over even the legendary Muse. This Friday, they are coming to Kyiv to present their new album That’s The Spirit. This is an event you can’t miss!