Georgia’s main Christmas tree to light up on December 15 under slogan Tbilisi - European city
Kaladze noted the Christmas village for the festive season, opening on Saturday, would host visitors till January 7 and would be set up at Orbeliani Square and Dedaena Garden Park on the right bank of river Mtkvari. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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Georgia’s main Christmas tree will light up on Friday in central Tbilisi in front of the Parliament building, with Christmas village opening on Saturday in the capital under the slogan ‘Tbilisi - European city’.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said on Wednesday that the central location would host visitors to a programme involving “interesting and diverse” activities, urging residents of Tbilisi to attend the lighting up event.
Kaladze noted the Christmas village for the festive season, opening on Saturday, would host visitors till January 7 and would be set up at Orbeliani Square and Dedaena Garden Park on the right bank of river Mtkvari.
The Santa Claus's house and Elves' workshop will be arranged for children, and food courts, bars, an entrepreneurial market, photo booths and an ice rink will be set up in the Christmas village, with entertainment events including theatrical and musical performances to create a festive mood during the holiday season.
The First Republic Square in the capital will host a gala concert on New Year’s Eve.
Georgia’s capital city of Tbilisi will welcome Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations with an unveiling of a new Christmas tree on December 15, Mayor Kakha Kaladze said on Wednesday.
The Georgian Government has promised to bring special New Year’s Eve events to residents of all 10 regions of the country, with celebrations set to be launched on December 24 and run through January 14.
The Christmas village in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi will open on December 23 at the recently renovated Orbeliani Square with a variety of holiday season decorations, shows for children, fairytale characters and more.
Georgia's main New Year tree was lit up in central Tbilisi in front of the parliament building on Friday, with Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze attending the festive ceremony.
Georgia's main Christmas tree was lit up in central Tbilisi in front of the Parliament building on Friday, with Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze and the country’s high officials attending the festive ceremony.
The Christmas village opened on Saturday in Georgia’s capital under the slogan ‘Tbilisi - European city’ and will host visitors till January 7 at Orbeliani Square and Dedaena Garden Park on the right bank of river Mtkvari, the Tbilisi City Hall said.
The Government of Georgia on Thursday announced shows for the festive season programme across the country ahead of Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations, with the events set to host residents and visitors of the country between December 23 and January 13.