Georgia joins Night at the Museum celebrations tonight
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Want to explore some cultural venues in Georgia tonight? If ‘yes’ you have a unique opportunity to join this year's Night at the Museum celebration all around the country.
From 9 pm until 1 am tonight, dozens of museum venues will open their doors for visitors of all ages looking to spend the night in educational programs, lectures, cognitive games, musical performances, guided tours and many other activities free of charge in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi and regions.
Open Air Museum of Ethnography in Tbilisi is one of the venues where the visitors can get entertained tonight. Photo by the Georgian National Museum
You can choose in between one or several venues.
In Tbilisi:
- S. Janashia Museum of Georgia at 3, Sh. Rustaveli Ave.
- Sh. Amiranashvili Museum of Fine Arts at 1, L, Gudiashvili Str,
- D. Shevardnadze National Gallery at 11, Sh. Rustaveli Ave.
- I. Grishashvili Tbilisi History Museum (Karvasla) at 8, Sioni Str.
- G. Chitaia Open Air Museum of Ethnography at 1, Turtle Lake Road
- Elene Akhvlediani House-Museum at 12, Leo Kiacheli Str.
In regions:
- Sighnaghi Museum at 8, Sh. Rustaveli blind-alley, Sighnaghi, Kakheti
- Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography at 7, A. Ioseliani Str. Mestia, Svaneti
- Iv. Javakhishvili Samtskhe-Javakheti History Museum at 1, Kharistcharishvili Str. Rabat Fortress, Akhaltsikhe, Samtskhe-Javakheti
Launched last year, the event marks Georgia's participation in the European Night of Museums initiative, patronised by the Council of Europe and UNESCO.
Georgia first joined the Night of the museum celebrations in 2016. Photo by the Georgian National Museum
The full list of activities planned for museums throughout Georgia can be viewed here.
Dozens of museum venues in Georgia's capital Tbilisi and regions of the country will open their doors for visitors looking to spend the night in performances and activities within this year's Night at the Museum celebration next weekend.
A five-day program including exhibitions of artwork and talks on contemporary museum spaces will mark this year’s National Museum Week in Georgia starting tomorrow.
It is not often museums remain open until the early hours of the morning but that is exactly what is happening in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi this weekend.
Georgia will celebrate this year's National Museum Week with a series of exhibitions and educational activities in capital Tbilisi and around the country.