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Cultural Calendar 2026

Festivals and Events in Georgia

Georgian Coast, Georgian Mountains, Kakheti – Wine region, Tbilisi
/01 January, 2026
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January
  • Bedoba — January 2
    📍 All over Georgia
    Bedoba is one of the warmest family holidays in Georgia. On this day, people gather with relatives, remember their ancestors, and hold festive meals with traditional dishes. The atmosphere is filled with respect for family roots and the spirit of memory for loved ones.

  • Christmas — January 7
    📍 All over Georgia
    Orthodox Christmas in Georgia is a time of spiritual renewal, family traditions, and bright celebrations. Churches are filled with prayers, and homes are scented with festive food. Christmas gatherings are accompanied by songs and warm meetings with loved ones.

  • Old New Year — January 13
    📍 All over Georgia
    The Old New Year is celebrated quietly but with a special charm: families gather at the table, congratulate each other, and share hopes for the coming year. It is a holiday of comfort, warmth, and traditions.

  • Epiphany (Baptism of Christ) — January 19
    📍 All over Georgia
    One of the main Orthodox celebrations of the year. Georgians come to rivers and lakes to perform a ritual bathing in blessed water, symbolizing the purification of the soul and renewal. The holiday is accompanied by church services and folk traditions.

  • Winter Holidays — early January to the third week
    📍 All over Georgia
    Winter vacations allow visitors to enjoy the holidays, travel around the country, and spend time with family. During this period, winter resorts open and local entertainment events take place.

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February
  • Lamproba — February 10
    📍 Svaneti
    An ancient Svan folk festival dedicated to Saint George. At night, torches and bonfires are lit, Svan songs and prayers are heard. Lamproba is a combination of spirituality, the beauty of the mountain landscape, and unique folk traditions passed down from generation to generation.

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March
  • Mother’s Day — March 3
    📍 All over Georgia
    A holiday when children show their mothers love and gratitude. It is a day of flowers, gifts, and warm words, bringing families together and creating a special atmosphere of care and warmth.

  • Tbilisi Fashion Week — March
    📍 Tbilisi
    Leading Georgian designers and famous models gather in Tbilisi to present new collections. This event attracts international attention in the cultural calendar in Tbilisi and becomes a vibrant showcase of Georgian style.

  • Book Days in Tbilisi — March
    📍 Tbilisi
    Literary meetings, book fairs, and masterclasses for all book lovers. The festival promotes Georgian literature and cultural exchange with foreign authors. This is one of the key cultural events in Georgia for March.

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April
  • Arts Week in Tbilisi — April
    📍 Tbilisi
    During this week, concerts, theatre performances, contemporary art exhibitions, and workshops take place. The event attracts attention from enthusiasts of cultural events in Georgia and becomes a hub of creative life in the capital.

  • Spring Gastronomy Festival — April
    📍 Tbilisi
    The festival brings together the best restaurants and local producers. Guests can taste seasonal dishes, participate in tastings and culinary masterclasses. One of the main food festivals in Georgia in spring.

  • Open-Air Music Weekend — April
    📍 Tbilisi
    A series of free and ticketed concerts featuring classical, jazz, and folk music throughout the city. A perfect opportunity to experience music festivals in Georgia in the spring atmosphere.

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May
  • Young Wine Festival — second weekend of May
    📍 Mtatsminda Park, Tbilisi
    The festival opens the season of new wine harvests. Visitors can enjoy Kakhetian wine tastings, gastronomic fairs, winemaking masterclasses, and musical concerts. The atmosphere is filled with joy and Georgian hospitality.

  • Georgia Independence Day — May 26
    📍 All over Georgia
    A national holiday commemorating the proclamation of independence in 1918. Celebrations include parades, concerts, public festivities, and fireworks, creating a sense of unity and pride for the country.

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June
  • Batumi Jazz Festival — June
    📍 Batumi
    The music of jazz masters fills the seaside city. The festival gathers top performers from around the world, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of rhythm, improvisation, and inspiration.

Whether you want to attend a festival, a jazz concert, a theatre performance, or a gastronomic fair, we will take care of everything to ensure your experience in Georgia is unique and comfortable

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July
  • Tbilisi Open Air — July
    📍 Tbilisi
    The largest music festival in Tbilisi, featuring rock, electronic music, and global hits. The festival attracts thousands of guests to open-air venues, combining music with the summer atmosphere of the city.

  • Batumi International Music and Dance Festival — July
    📍 Batumi
    The festival brings together traditional and contemporary music and dance genres from around the world. Guests can enjoy folk ensembles, modern choreography, and national performances.

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August
  • Lions Of Rock — Rock Music Festival, August 14–16, 2026
    📍 Poti

    One of Georgia’s most energetic summer music events, Lions Of Rock brings powerful rock and hip-hop performances to the Black Sea coast. The festival gathers passionate audiences, vibrant crowds, and a lineup of well-known artists, creating an electrifying live atmosphere by the sea.

    The festival is international, featuring not only Russian artists but also performers from Georgia, Armenia, Portugal, and Ukraine. It promises to deliver unforgettable experiences for all fans of live music and summer concerts on the Black Sea coast.

  • Rtveli — grape harvest festival, August to November
    📍 Kakheti
    Kakheti vineyards are filled with people, music, and joy. Rtveli is the time to harvest grapes, taste wine, and enjoy Georgian cuisine and folk songs.
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September
  • Tsinandali Festival — September 3–13
    📍 Tsinandali, Kakheti
    Symphonic orchestras, chamber ensembles, and opera soloists perform at the historic Chavchavadze estate. The festival combines high art with picturesque vineyards of Kakheti. One of the most anticipated music festivals in Georgia.

  • International Theatre Festival in Tbilisi — September
    📍 Tbilisi
    Theatres from around the world present their productions. The festival creates a unique platform for cultural exchange and dialogue. This is a highlight among theater festivals in Tbilisi.

  • HoReCa Expo Georgia — September
    📍 Tbilisi
    Leading companies in the hotel and restaurant industry showcase new technologies, products, and services. Visitors can enjoy masterclasses and tastings, making it an important part of cultural events in Georgia.

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October
  • Coffee and Chocolate Festival in Tbilisi — October
    📍 Tbilisi
    The aroma of coffee and chocolate fills the streets of the capital. Guests participate in tastings, masterclasses, shows, and meet baristas and chocolatiers.

  • Tbilisoba — October 2–3
    📍 Tbilisi

    A vibrant celebration of the city’s day with concerts, street fairs, crafts exhibitions, and gastronomic tastings. The historic center of Tbilisi comes alive with a festival atmosphere. This is the main Tbilisoba festival in the cultural calendar in Tbilisi.

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November
  • Tbilisi Jazz Festival — November
    📍 Tbilisi
    Contemporary jazz meets classical, creating unforgettable concerts for music lovers.

  • Design Festival “Design Tbilisi” — November
    📍 Tbilisi
    Architecture, interior design, graphic design, and fashion in the heart of the capital. The festival gathers professionals and enthusiasts of creative arts.

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December
  • New Year Celebrations — December 31 – January 1
    📍 All over Georgia
    Fireworks, concerts, and festive events create a magical atmosphere. Cities come alive, streets fill with music, lights, and joy.

Contents of the article:

  • 1/ January
  • 2/ February
  • 3/ March
  • 4/ April
  • 5/ May
  • 6/ June
  • 7/ July
  • 8/ August
  • 9/ September
  • 10/ October
  • 11/ November
  • 12/ December

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