This Saturday, a large-scale Georgian festival returns to Minsk. It hasn't been held for 7 years
The Georgian culture festival was held in Minsk every autumn from 2015 to 2019.

Traditional music, dances, and, of course, food — this is how "Tbilisoba" was remembered by the city's residents and guests. After 7 years, the festival returns to the Belarusian capital, writes Onliner.by.
Large-scale festivities are planned for this Saturday, October 3.
However, now in a different location: the festival moves from the Upper City to the area near the Palace of Sports.
"Tbilisoba" is a festival dedicated to the harvest and the end of the main agricultural season, and also to the city of Tbilisi itself. There, it is celebrated annually on the first weekend of October.
The festival will start at 12:00. The celebration is divided into two parts: first, representatives of various national diasporas and associations living in Belarus will perform. And from 14:00, all attention will be focused on Georgian culture.
There will be performances by Georgian creative groups — organizers promise live music, songs, and dances. In addition, a cinema zone and a cultural lecture hall await visitors: stories about the history, traditions, and hospitality of Georgia. One of the important topics will be the 1700th anniversary of the adoption of Christianity as the state religion in Georgia.
Throughout the day, a fair and a food court with the most famous Caucasian dishes will be operating on the site.
Admission is free for all guests.
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