Georgian Cultural Days bring music, dance, traditions, and food culture from Georgia to the heart of Tallinn.
This weekend you may hear ancient polyphonic songs, see sharp Georgian dance movements, learn how wine was made centuries ago, and taste dishes prepared on site.
Traditional Georgian dishes prepared on site will introduce authentic flavors, while Estonian producers present handcrafted products, forming a shared marketplace of cultures and tastes. Invited winemakers from Georgia will present traditional methods of wine production, including the ancient clay vessel technique.
Special highlight of the program is live performance by Georgian Ensemble Margalef and dance show by studio JUTA.
Georgian Cultural Days aim to strengthen cultural dialogue and friendship between Estonia and Georgia, bringing communities together through shared experiences in food, music, art, and tradition.
