29/07/2026
Our events at the Limassol office are becoming part of the local music scene – and we love seeing where this is going!
This time around, we started with an open talk from Max Naumov, founder of Jammers, followed by our IT Kvartirnik, where 11 musicians – from solo performers to full bands – took the stage.
The next day brought something completely different: a vocal masterclass with jazz singer Margarita Costa, focused on voice, breathing, stage presence, and the joy of singing together.
With every new format, we’re finding new ways to connect people, support local talent, and create shared experiences around our common passion for music. And what does it take to make events like these happen?
Our colleague Marina Glebovskaya, who helps bring them to life, shared her personal insights. ➡️
“Events are honestly my favorite part of this job at Muse Group. It’s multidimensional communication, and I get to be the architect of the guest experience.”
“There’s something especially fun about organizing offline events right now, when everyone everywhere is talking about AI.”
“Turns out it’s a bit more complex than writing a prompt. What makes it possible is having a great team behind me.”
“In July we held two music events at the Muse office in Limassol. Judging by the happy faces and the feedback afterward, it went really well.“
“My checklist for an event people actually want to be part of:
✓ A charismatic speaker who can genuinely engage the room and share practical experience
✓ A good understanding of what your audience needs, and how your event can deliver it
✓ Equipment checked, with a sound engineer ready to make everything work
✓ Snacks and drinks ordered (never underestimate this one!)
✓ Clear goals and a clear definition of success of the event for the business
And maybe the most important ingredient: creating an environment where people actually want to connect with each other. When people stay to talk, come back for the next event, or just message me afterward to say thank you or to suggest next creative collab, I know it was all worth it.
A big thank you to Maksim Naumov, Margarita, a