Tbilisi celebrates European Days 2017
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Rike Park in central Tbilisi is the best place to be in Georgia’s capital today as the city is celebrating European Days 2017.
The festivities began in Tbilisi this afternoon offering a diverse cultural and entertaining program throughout the entire day.
Concerts during the whole day, Jazzanova live feat Paul Randolph, Mgzarvrebi and other performers, many activities, games and prizes for you!” the event page promises guests.
Opening at 12 p.m., the Euro-village invites visitors to hear national songs, enjoy shows for children and receive gifts such as books and postcards from a range of European countries.
Each year Georgia hosts a series of events celebrating Europe and all its parts by hosting musical and theatre shows, educational activities and cultural celebrations.
It marks the anniversary of the historical 'Schuman declaration' on political cooperation in Europe.
Rike Park in central Tbilisi is the best place to be in Georgia’s capital today as the city is celebrating Europe Days 2016. Festivities began in Tbilisi this afternoon before spreading to the regions for a vast program.
The countdown is on until Georgia celebrates Europe Days 2016.
Hundreds of people gathered in Alexander Garden in central Tbilisi today to celebrate Europe Day. The weather was a little drizzly however crowds of people still turned up and enjoyed a number of entertaining events.
European Week in Georgia is coming to an end.
Georgia is a country oriented on European and Euro-Atlantic integration, Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili said at today’s event in the Rike Park in central Tbilisi celebrating the European Days 2017.
Reforms in Georgia are impressive and the country should continue in this way, says a delegation of the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs after paying a visit to Georgia.