Georgian capital to celebrate Tbilisoba city festival this weekend
The Georgian capital of Tbilisi will celebrate the annual city festival this weekend with events for both children and adults and locals and visitors. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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The Georgian capital of Tbilisi will celebrate the annual city festival this weekend with events for both children and adults and locals and visitors, Tbilisi City Hall announced.
Rike Park, Orbeliani Square and Abanotubani will be the major locations for the festival, while Tbilisi Open Air Museum of Ethnography will also host several activities.
This year’s festival programme will include children’s concerts and attractions, sports activities, musical performances, various decorations and installations, gastronomic and wine festivals, entrepreneurial market and many other activities.
The award ceremony of honorary citizens and a gala concert will be hosted at 8pm on October 1.
Balenciaga’s Georgian creative director Demna Gvasalia and celebrated film director Merab Kokochashvili were among 20 personalities from art, culture and politics who received the status of honorary Tbilisi citizens as part of this year’s Tbilisoba city festival on Sunday.
The Georgian capital of Tbilisi is celebrating the annual city festival Tbilisoba 2022 on the weekend, after a two-year break due to the Covid-19 pandemic, with various events planned at different locations in the capital.
The Georgian capital of Tbilisi will celebrate the annual city festival on the first weekend of October with events for both children and adults, mayor Kakha Kaladze said earlier on Tuesday.
After a two-year break due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the annual Tbilisoba festival that celebrates the diversity and history of the capital city of Georgia returned with various events this year. Open-air concerts of traditional music and dancing were hosted centred on the city’s Old Town. Photo: Tbilisi City Hall
The Georgian capital of Tbilisi is celebrating the annual city festival Tbilisoba 2023 this weekend, with various events planned at different locations in the capital.
Tbilisi Open Air Museum of Ethnography is hosting “a variety of large-scale” events for visitors, including folklore performances, tasting of Georgian local cuisine and wine, and workshops in traditional crafts, in celebration of the annual Tbilisoba city festival this weekend.