Events
Festivals, exhibitions, markets and city events — found every morning and checked by our editors before they appear here.
Theatre, concerts & cinema: see the afisha
A special exhibition of 36 ancient bronze artifacts on loan from China's Shanxi Museum, spanning roughly the 16th century BC to the 3rd century AD, shown at the Georgian National Museum as part of a China-Georgia cultural exchange. It gives visitors a rare look at early Chinese bronze-age craftsmanship outside China.
The fifth Tbilisi Architecture Biennial explores emptiness shaped by war, industrialisation and economic collapse, through exhibitions, talks, workshops and site-based interventions across the city.
A two-day open-air electronic and experimental music festival at Zion Garden in Lisi Wonderland, held in memory of Georgian DJ and producer Luka Ioseliani. The lineup features underground and experimental acts performing outdoors on the shores of Lisi Lake.
The fourth edition gathers Georgian and international specialty roasters at Expo Georgia: tastings in the Roasters’ Village, latte-art and Coffee in Good Spirits championships, cupping workshops, a food court and DJ sets.
Tbilisi’s annual city festival spreads across five locations — Rike Park, Orbeliani and Gudiashvili squares, the Leghvtakhevi gorge, and Europe Square by the Metekhi bridge — with concerts, children’s shows, Georgian food, wine and honey tastings, and cooking masterclasses.
Every event links to its source. Dates can change — check with the organiser before you go.
Always on
Every day · busiest at weekends
Vintage finds, Soviet memorabilia and local paintings in the open air.
Dry Bridge
Every evening
The courtyard of bars and cafés fills up after dark.
Fabrika, Chugureti
Daily at 12:00 and 19:00
The tiny “Circle of Life” show plays in the tower window.
Gabriadze Clock Tower
Plan ahead
Dates change each year — check with the organiser.
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