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Monday, 27 October · 19:30
Биохакинг для повышения продуктивности

An event focused on biohacking techniques for improving productivity. Participants will explore practical approaches to optimizing bodily and mental performance to achieve better results in professional activities.

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31 julfri/21:30/Материальность дневника. Что рукопись может рассказать об авторе и эпохе (онлайн-лекция)

An online lecture exploring the materiality of diaries as historical sources. The lecture examines how the physical characteristics of a manuscript—such as paper choice, handwriting, and record-keeping methods—reveal information about the author and the historical period in which the diary was written.

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2 augsun/19:00/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Питирим_4ever_Сорокин: социология любви в эпоху перемен – лекция социолога Ксении Макаровой

A lecture by sociologist Ksenia Makarova on the sociology of love during times of social change, dedicated to the work and ideas of Russian sociological thinker Pitirim Sorokin. The event will take place at Auditoria on S. Janashia Street.

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29 augsat/21:30/Деликатесные грибы Грузии — онлайн-лекция Михаила Вишневского

An online lecture by mycologist Mikhail Vishnevsky about edible and poisonous mushrooms of Georgia. The lecturer will discuss valuable mushroom species, their collection locations and seasons, methods of distinguishing similar species, and preparation techniques for found delicacies. The lecture recording will be available on the АРХЭ channel.

Лекция: История сопротивления в Румынии (1944–1989)lecture / workshopRU31 augmon/19:00/frame, ул. Бетлеми, 23Лекция: История сопротивления в Румынии (1944–1989)

A lecture by historian and journalist Vadim Lifshitz on Romanian resistance to communist rule from 1944 to 1989. The program covers the early years of the regime under the king and communists, the specifics of dictatorship under Gheorghiu-Dej and Ceaușescu, and the characteristics of Romanian dissent. Admission by voluntary contribution with prior registration.

Открытие сезона Клуба Дебатов: первая тренировкаlecture / workshopRU1 septue/19:30/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Открытие сезона Клуба Дебатов: первая тренировка

The Debate Club's season opener will take place on September 1st at 19:30 at Auditoria. Debates are a structured intellectual game in which participants defend positions determined by lot, developing argumentation and critical thinking skills. The event is open to anyone interested; prior experience is not required. Ticket price is 25 lari.

Check-up: Self-Carelecture / workshopRU7 sepmon/22:30/Check-up: Self-Care

A lecture by Nino Vacheishvili on medical check-ups and a rational approach to health prevention. The event addresses questions about the necessity of regular examinations and tests, balancing between neglecting important diagnostic procedures and over-medicalization of self-care. The premiere will be broadcast on the Auditoria channel; the recording will remain available for viewing at any time.

Presentation of Mikhail Sukhtin's Poetry Collection "doma"lecture / workshopRU9 sepwed/19:00/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Presentation of Mikhail Sukhtin's Poetry Collection "doma"

On September 9 at 7:00 PM, Auditoria will host a presentation of poet Mikhail Sukhtin's poetry collection "doma," published by Tbilisi-based Niavi publishing house. The book is a collaborative project between the poet, artist, and publisher Maria Ovchinnikova, composed of textual fragments preserving memory of place and creative space. Admission is free.

Guided Tour and Meeting with Eva Zeylerlecture / workshopRU10 septhu/18:00/Тбилисский музей шёлка, ул. Георгия Цабадзе, 6Guided Tour and Meeting with Eva Zeyler

A guided tour and meeting with Viennese artist Eva Zeyler at the Silk Museum in Tbilisi. The SPINSTERHOOD project explores the history of silk production—from silkworms and cocoons to human and machine labour—through the museum's collection and contemporary installations. The exhibition examines evolving perceptions of labour and utility, featuring unusual cocoons previously considered unsuitable for production.

Conference on Courtyardslecture / workshopEN11 sepfri/15:00/Design InstituteConference on Courtyards

A conference examining Tbilisi's courtyards and their significance in urban spaces. The event will bring together urbanists and architects, including Édouard Mouro, Anton Gorlenko, Victor Karovsky, and James O'Brien, to discuss how these urban areas function and why they are disappearing. The conference is part of European Action Week, a continent-wide initiative by the Architects for Future network promoting equitable and ecological approaches to urban environments.

Tour of the Georgian Museum of Fine Artslecture / workshopRU20 sepsun/15:00/Грузинский музей изобразительных искусствTour of the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts

A guided tour through one of the largest collections of contemporary Georgian art at the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts. The tour features works by over 80 Georgian artists created in the past 70–80 years and explores how Georgian art has evolved during this period. The tour is led by art historian and artist Iya Metreveli.

Industrial heritage Afterlifelecture / workshopEN24 septhu/19:00/Design InstituteIndustrial heritage Afterlife

A lecture by Patricia Tamayo examining the industrial heritage of Barcelona and its transformation. The presentation explores how former factories and manufacturing facilities, now protected buildings, have been converted into public spaces. The talk analyzes the adaptation process of these industrial structures for new purposes, ranging from individual halls to entire urban districts, considering different construction periods and design strategies employed.

Presentation of the First Georgian Edition of Jacques-François Gamba's Tourist Atlaslecture / workshopRU24 septhu/19:30/Mappa Cartographica (Avalishvili 12)Presentation of the First Georgian Edition of Jacques-François Gamba's Tourist Atlas

Mappa Cartographica presents the first Georgian edition of the Tourist Atlas by French traveler and consul Jacques-François Gamba, originally published in Paris in 1826. At the presentation on September 24, visitors can view an exhibition based on maps, cities, fortresses, and figures from the atlas, as well as purchase the publication.

Lecture "Georgia — A Source of Inspiration"lecture / workshopRU24 septhu/20:00/бар Papers, ул. Верико Анджапаридзе, 1Lecture "Georgia — A Source of Inspiration"

A lecture by art historian and guide Vitaly Kibitlevsky exploring Georgia and the Caucasus as a source of inspiration for Russian literature. The presentation covers historical connections between the region and 19th-20th century writers, including accounts of notable authors' visits to the Caucasus.

Great Britain. How Did a Small Island Invent the Industrial Revolution?lecture / workshopRU29 septue/19:30/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Great Britain. How Did a Small Island Invent the Industrial Revolution?

The first lecture in the cycle 'Five Stories of Wealth' examines why the Industrial Revolution occurred in late 18th-century England. Pavel Usanov, a candidate of economic sciences and director of the Hayek Institute, will analyse the role of political institutions, technologies, and historical events in shaping England's emergence as the first modern economy. Subsequent lectures in the series will cover the economic histories of the USA, EU, India, and Russia.

Новости астрономии от Кирилла Масленниковаlecture / workshopRU30 sepwed/20:00/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Новости астрономии от Кирилла Масленникова

A lecture by astronomer Kirill Maslennikov on recent discoveries in astronomy. The speaker will discuss a newly discovered class of objects, the BepiColombo probe's investigations of Mercury, measurements of primordial helium from the Big Bang, and how these discoveries reshape our understanding of the universe.

Auditoriya Book Club — Discussion of 'Kruuga' by Anna Luzhbinalecture / workshopRU4 octsun/19:00/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Auditoriya Book Club — Discussion of 'Kruuga' by Anna Luzhbina

The first meeting of the Auditoriya Book Club discusses 'Kruuga' by Anna Luzhbina, a finalist for the Big Book award. The novel depicts a Karelian village on the shores of Segozero, where city dwellers arrive and gradually enter the lives of local people they struggle to understand. Literary discussion is led by theatre director and actor Vladimir Kuznetsov, who approaches the text as dramatic material. The event features an open conversation about the book with participation from special guests and all who wish to share their impressions.

Домашняя Конференцияlecture / workshopRU4 octsun/17:00/бар Papers, ул. Верико Анджапаридзе, 1Домашняя Конференция

Home Conference at Papers venue features ten short presentations by volunteers and experts covering diverse topics ranging from cultural practices and animal behavior to scientific subjects. All ticket proceeds are donated to the Just Help project to support medical aid for Ukrainian refugees.

The Big O Club: Solving Algorithms Together. Meeting #10lecture / workshopRU8 octthu/20:00/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)The Big O Club: Solving Algorithms Together. Meeting #10

The tenth meeting of The Big O Club, a competitive programming community group. Participants will work through three algorithm problems, starting from straightforward approaches and progressing to optimal solutions, discussing complexity analysis and performance optimization. All skill levels are welcome; participants are advised to bring a laptop or notebook. Attendance is free, with optional donations to support the club.

How Medieval Perceptions of Animals Were Formed. Lecture at Paperslecture / workshopRU9 octfri/20:00/бар Papers, ул. Верико Анджапаридзе, 1How Medieval Perceptions of Animals Were Formed. Lecture at Papers

A lecture exploring how medieval bestiaries shaped perceptions of animals during the Middle Ages. The speaker will discuss both fantastical creatures like cynocephalus and griffins, as well as real animals, and explain why they became symbols of morality, virtue, and religious concepts.

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9 octfri/19:30/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)USA. How a Colony Became a Superpower?

The second lecture in the series "Five Stories of Wealth" explores how the United States transformed from a colonial territory into the world's largest economy in 250 years. Lecturer Pavel Usanov traces American economic history from the nation's founding to the present day, examining periods of prosperity, growth factors, and economic obstacles. The event is available both in-person and via live streaming.

Artist Talk with Nikolai Golikov ahead of the exhibition «Biocenosis»lecture / workshopRU10 octsat/20:30/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Artist Talk with Nikolai Golikov ahead of the exhibition «Biocenosis»

An artist talk with Nikolai Golikov, a researcher and engineer working with biosignals, living systems, and sound, exploring the intersection of biology, technology, and art. The discussion will address the boundary between body and machine, the use of biosignals as artistic medium, and ethical questions arising when the human body becomes a data source. The event precedes the exhibition «Biocenosis», developed in collaboration with the international art project RUBEZH for emigrant artists. Admission by donation; online streaming available.

"I Don't Understand What I Want" – Practical Workshop with Ekaterina Pastukhovalecture / workshopRU13 octtue/19:30/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)"I Don't Understand What I Want" – Practical Workshop with Ekaterina Pastukhova

A practical workshop with family psychologist and existential analyst Ekaterina Pastukhova exploring how people understand their true desires and make decisions aligned with their own values. Participants will learn the core principles of existential analysis and examine how to distinguish genuine personal wishes from emotional impulses, external expectations, and fears.

Guided Tour at the Georgian Museum of Fine Artslecture / workshopRU18 octsun/15:00/Грузинский музей изобразительных искусствGuided Tour at the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts

A guided tour of the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts exploring contemporary Georgian art. The tour covers works by over 80 Georgian artists created over the last 70–80 years and discusses the evolution of Georgian art during this period. The tour is led by art historian and painter Iia Metreveli. Participation fee: 75₾, including museum admission.

Алазанская школа каллиграфии и биологииlecture / workshopRU19 octmon/Алазанская долинаАлазанская школа каллиграфии и биологии

A week-long programme in the Alazani Valley combining calligraphy and biology instruction. Participants examine plant architecture, the geometry of living forms, plant pigments, and forest ecosystems, translating their observations into calligraphic work. The programme develops the observational skills that underpin both disciplines.

Андрей Ланьков в Тбилиси: «Восточная Азия после Второй Мировой. Реванш рисовых цивилизаций?»lecture / workshopRU23 octfri/19:00/Андрей Ланьков в Тбилиси: «Восточная Азия после Второй Мировой. Реванш рисовых цивилизаций?»

A lecture by historian and political scientist Andrey Lankov on the transformation of East Asia after World War II. The speaker will examine the factors behind the region's rapid economic growth, including the influence of rice cultivation on work ethic and the role of Confucian values in the development of modern states.

Эволюция поп-музыки. От городского романса до k-poplecture / workshopRU16 decwed/20:00/БатумиЭволюция поп-музыки. От городского романса до k-pop

A lecture by musicologist Anna Vilenskaya on the evolution of pop music from Russian urban romance to K-pop. The speaker traces how popular music has changed over the centuries, explaining why the music of such diverse artists as Frank Sinatra, Ruki Vverh!, and BTS formally belongs to the same genre. The lecture is presented in an engaging and humorous manner, helping listeners discover familiar music from a new perspective.

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