The musical and poetic concert "Judith" is a tender confession about love, self-belief, and dialogue between generations. In a cozy atmosphere, original songs by Masha Borshchevik and her daughter Vasilisa will be performed, filled with warmth, subtle irony, and sincerity. The audience will become participants in a live emotional action. The musical and poetic concert "Judith" is not just an evening of original music, but a true declaration of love for all living things, for memory, and for the future. Behind this project stands Yekaterinburg performer Masha Borshchevik and her daughter Vasilisa, who together create songs that touch the most delicate strings of the soul. Their work encompasses experiences, fleeting sensations, memories that make one want to smile or shed a tear, thoughts that linger. The concert carries the subtitle "Mom said," which explains a lot. It is structured as a dialogue - between two generations, between heart and mind, between past and present. Each song becomes a small story, an emotional postcard that the audience sends to themselves in the future. These messages sound simple yet profound: about love, acceptance, vulnerability and resilience, about butterflies in the stomach and cockroaches in the head, about how important it is to maintain sensitivity and faith in goodness. A distinctive feature of the concert is its interactivity. This is not a show in the usual sense, where the audience remains spectators. Here, everyone becomes a participant. Guests, together with the artists, will "pack" their memories and dreams into songs and lines, feeling a sense of connection and closeness. The space of the Rock Hall of the Underground Museum will be filled with the light of voices, acoustic music, and live emotions. "Judith" is suitable for anyone looking for informal, heartfelt events, who resonate with themes of family, inner growth, and the power of tenderness. It will be a warm evening where everything is allowed - to listen, feel, smile, and cry. No pathos - just truth expressed through music and poetry. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.