On October 29, 2005, in the city of Bishkek, the official presentation of the new club "PROMZONA" took place, featuring the legend of Russian rock music, Vyacheslav Butusov.
The club "PROMZONA" became the first and probably the only establishment in Kyrgyzstan offering its visitors—lovers and connoisseurs of "live" music—a "Premium" level of relaxation. Over its 7-year history, it has become not only a favorite cultural leisure spot for a large number of Bishkek residents and city guests but also a kind of landmark of the capital.
Convenient parking, attentive staff, quality sound, an interesting menu, unique interior, a magnificent bar, video versions of "live" performances by the greatest rock legends on large screens, and much more will leave no visitor indifferent.
The technical equipment of the club "PROMZONA" has no analogs in the region. Moreover, even in the capital of Russia, not every entertainment venue can boast of well-thought-out room acoustics, developed infrastructure, the most modern equipment for guest relaxation, and a very comfortable "workspace for musicians".
It is logical that the club "PROMZONA" is primarily oriented towards a relatively affluent audience, but not necessarily a wealthy one. Anyone who appreciates quality "live" music can visit the club "PROMZONA".
The main goal of the administration of the club "PROMZONA" is, first and foremost, to raise the cultural level of the capital of Kyrgyzstan and further develop the rock industry in Central Asia.
Currently, the entrance prices at the club "PROMZONA" range from 200 to 400 soms.
The club has Dress Code and Face Control systems in place.
To pre-book a table, you need to contact the Administrators directly at the club in advance and leave a deposit. Holders of club VIP cards can reserve a table by phone.
On the right, a complete seating chart is presented, where you can choose the most convenient spot for your company. The club Administrators will answer any questions you may have by phone:
Address of the club "PROMZONA":
Cholponatinskaya St., 16
Phones: 996-312-900-244 (245)
E-mail: [email protected]
