What are the events planned for New Year in Tbilisi?
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The main New Year fir tree will be festively brightened in capital Tbilisi at 8pm on December 15, in front of the former Parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi Mayor’s Office has announced.
Most large-scale, open-air concerts for New Year holiday will be held on three locations: Old Tbilisi and in the suburban areas of Gldani and Varketili.
The concerts will start at 12am on December 31 and up to 90 figures from the cultural field will participate in them.
Agmashenebeli Avenue for New Year 2016. Photo by N.Alavidze/Agenda.ge
A New Year town will be constructed in the Deda Ena Garden (garden of the mother-tongue) on the right bank of the river Mtkvari. The town will be open from December 24 to January 7.
Skating rinks will be arranged both in the garden and at the main fir tree and they will be free of charge.
People celebrating New Year in central Tbilisi. 2015. Photo by N.Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
The Tbilisi government says that the tickets for roller coasters and other similar entertainments for New Year holiday will be sold at affordable prices.
The 2018 New Year is approaching and Georgia’s capital city Tbilisi is fast transforming into a festive city, with new shimmer and twinkle New Year illuminations.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered on Road Revolution Square in central Tbilisi late on December 31 to say goodbye to 2016 and meet New Year 2017.
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Public transport will be free on New Year’s Eve in Tbilisi so that people attending outdoor celebrations can later get home more easily, announces Tbilisi City Hall.