Georgia’s main New Year tree lights up in Tbilisi
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Hundreds in Georgia's capital watched with delight as the main Christmas Tree in Tbilisi lit up for the winter holiday season.
The 22-metre New Year Tree in front of the Parliament building on Rustaveli Ave in the heart of the city, was last night illuminated by Santa Claus.
The main Christmas Tree in Tbilisi. Photo by Tbilisi City Hall.
Each year hundreds of revellers visit the central city to enjoy the Christmas Tree, which this year was decorated with red and yellow balls and bows.
Tbilisi Mayor David Narmania attended the festive ceremony when the Christmas Tree lights were switched on.
Our city is very beautiful this Christmas,” he said, and invited all people in Georgia to enjoy Christmas and the festive lights in the streets.
Tbilisi Mayor David Narmania (fourth from right) and Tbilisi citizens enjoy the Christmas lights. Photo by Tbilisi City Hall.
The main events to celebrate New Year 2017 will be held at Mother Language Park, which will be decorated as the New Year ‘city’.
Tbilisians and visitors were invited to ring in the 2017 New Year at a gala concert held at Rose Revolution Square, at the top of Rustaveli Ave.
The New Year 2017 is fast approaching and Georgia’s capital city Tbilisi is preparing to create a festive mood and an enjoyable celebration for it's residents and guests.
Georgia offers celebrations for everyone
New Year's Eve fairs, theatre performances and musical shows involving hundreds of artists and bands will celebrate the New Year's Eve on Tbilisi's two central locations later today.
Tbilisi is coming alive for 10 days of celebrations to welcome the arrival of a new year. People of all ages are encouraged to venture into central Tbilisi to enjoy a range of cultural, sporting and public activities to celebrate the New Year.
Georgia's capital Tbilisi has come alive for the festive season.
Tbilisi's newly renovated Aghmashenebeli Ave is hosting a week-long Christmas fair of musical performances, souvenir sales and theatre shows, starting this Sunday.
Public transport will be free on the New Year’s Eve in Tbilisi so that people attending the outdoor celebrations can later get home more easily.
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.
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.
Georgia’s main New Year three was lit up at 8 p.m. today in front of the former Parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi. Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze and his family hosted the guests attending various events in front of the Parliament.