Tbilisoba 2016: Georgia’s Prime Minister joins public celebration
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Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili is congratulating Tbilisi locals and guests as the country celebrates the the annual Tbilisoba Festival.
Kvirikashvili visited Rike Park in central Tbilisi today, which was transformed into a children’s town for the weekend.
Photo by the PM's press office.
We have a lot of novelties at this year’s celebrations,” Kvirikashvili said.
Many people are in the streets with families and children. Village cooperatives had the opportunity to bring and present their products here.”
Check the festival’s full program here.
Photo by the PM's press office.
Tbilisoba is an annual celebration of the diversity and history of Georgia's capital city.
This year is the 36th celebration and it’s the largest annual event held in Georgia’s capital.
Photo by the PM's press office.
This year’s celebration is being held at four main locations: Leghvtakhevi ravine, New Tiflis, Rike Park and Europe Square.
Immense fun, artistic performances, flavoursome wine, delicious food, loud music and folk dances – these are only part of the plethora of attractions Tbilisi is offering today.
The streets of Georgia’s capital will come alive this weekend when the city marks Tbilisoba – an annual festival celebrating the vibrant history and cultural diversity of Tbilisi.
Thousands of people in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi walked along the renovated Aghmashenebeli Ave on Sunday to celebrate the reopening of the historic Old Town street after seven months of major rehabilitation.
Immense fun, artistic performances, flavourful wine, delicious food, loud music and folk dances – these are only part of the plethora of attractions Tbilisi is offering today.
Festive celebrations in the streets of Georgia’s capital Tbilisi are continuing as the city celebrates the second day of Tbilisoba 2016. The two-day event is an annual celebration of the diversity and history of Georgia's capital city.
The streets of Georgia’s capital are alive this weekend as the city marks Tbilisoba – an annual festival celebrating the vibrant history and cultural diversity of Tbilisi.
The Georgian capital Tbilisi is getting ready for the city’s most colourful and spectacular festival – Tbilisi City Fest, or Tbilisoba - which will take place this weekend.