A lecture by Asya Kazantseva on the functions of sleep and the possibility of learning during sleep. The speaker will explore the scientific aspects of how sleep affects brain function and its role in information processing.

A lecture by psychologist Alexander Kolmanovsky in Tbilisi titled "Am I Living My Own Life?". The event explores questions of personal autonomy and conscious life choices.

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A lecture by Asya Kazantseva about sleep and its effects on the brain. The presentation addresses questions about learning during sleep and the role of sleep in brain function. The event takes place in Tbilisi.

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A lecture by astrophysicist Kirill Maslennikov on exotic black hole physics. The event takes place in Tbilisi and is intended for those interested in astrophysics and contemporary cosmology.

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A lecture-standup performance by Natasha Panfilova titled "Where Did the Money Go?" taking place in Tbilisi. The event combines lecture format with standup comedy elements and focuses on financial topics.

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A lecture by Asya Kazantseva exploring the significance of tactile contact and affectionate touch for the development and well-being of both children and adults. The event takes place in Tbilisi.

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A lecture by historian Mikhail Maizuls on the work of Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch. The speaker explores Bosch's distinctive artistic world, examining how reality and imagination intertwine in his depictions of hell and human existence.

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A lecture by Asya Kazantseva examining the importance of gentle touch and tactile contact for the development and well-being of both children and adults. The event will take place in Batumi.

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A lecture by Arkady Gershman titled "City for People." The event explores urban development and human-centered city planning.

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A lecture by Ludmila Petranovskaya in Tbilisi addressing anxiety and finding support during difficult times. The event explores psychological approaches to coping with fear and worry for oneself and loved ones.

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A seminar by Lyudmila Petranovskaya on crisis intervention and how it differs from standard counselling practices. The event takes place in Batumi.

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A lecture by biologist Alexander Panchin exploring the concept of free will and the nature of human consciousness. The event examines philosophical and scientific perspectives on personal identity and determinism.

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A lecture by Alexander Kolmanovsky on how parental relationships influence child development. The event takes place in Tbilisi.

A lecture by paleontologist Yaroslav Popov exploring the possibility of cloning extinct animals, with a focus on mammoths. The speaker will examine scientific approaches, technological capabilities, and common misconceptions surrounding this topic.

Online premiere of a lecture by Alexey Raksha on demography. The event will address current demographic issues and present the speaker's perspective on this subject.

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.

A lecture by Alexey Raksha on demographic topics. The event features an open discussion of demographic issues and challenges. The format is designed as an honest conversation with the audience.

A lecture examining the materiality of diaries and exploring what manuscript sources can reveal about their authors and the historical periods in which they were written. The event focuses on analyzing the physical characteristics of diary entries as historical artifacts.

Speaking Club with Dave is a discussion group for teenagers held at Auditoria located on S.Janashia 22-26. The club provides an opportunity for young people to practice communication skills in an interactive setting.

A perfume-making masterclass hosted by Embraces. Participants will learn about the art of fragrance creation and its key components. The event takes place at the Embraces venue.

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.

A speaking club meeting led by Dave, an English language conversation group. The event takes place at Auditoria, located at S. Janashia 22-26 in Tbilisi. Participants can practice English in a casual, interactive setting.

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A lecture by Asya Kazantseva exploring intuition and decision-making from a scientific perspective. The event takes place in Batumi and examines the mechanisms of intuitive thinking based on contemporary research.

Online premiere of a lecture by Alexander Syrovatko on the history of empty space from the Early Iron Age to the Viking era. The event will be broadcast on YouTube.

Georgia English Club hosts a discussion on personal space and social distance in interpersonal communication. The event takes place at Long Live. Participants will have the opportunity to explore how people from different cultures perceive and maintain personal boundaries during interactions.

A lecture by Vitaly Kibitlevsky exploring themes of personal development and eliminating unnecessary elements from one's life. The event will take place at Auditoria venue located at S.Janashia 22-26.

The premiere of the third lecture in the series 'Communication in the Animal World'. This lecture explores the various methods animals use to communicate with one another and the mechanisms of their interaction in natural environments.

Premier screening of an online lecture by philosopher Andrey Makarov on the art of rhetoric. The lecture will be conducted in online format and addresses the principles of eloquence and oratory skills.

An archaeological program is being held at Workshop on the Farm in Tbilisi. The event focuses on archaeological research, discoveries, and historical exploration. Participants can engage with the region's archaeological heritage and related topics.

An event exploring the Georgian alphabet takes place at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the history and characteristics of Georgia's distinctive writing system through the museum's collection.

A lecture on silk will take place at Papers bar located on Veriko Anjaparidze Street. The event explores the history, production, and cultural significance of silk.

A wine tasting event featuring a discussion on oak's influence on wine character, led by Ilya Grigoriev. The tasting takes place at Bruno, located at Paliashvili 11a.

The educational tour at the Galaktion Tabidze Memorial House-Museum offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the life and work of the prominent Georgian poet. Conducted at his historic residence in Tbilisi, the tour provides insight into Tabidze's literary legacy and allows guests to view personal artifacts from his life.

An open English lesson focused on digital art and 3D graphics. The class takes place at the cultural venue Brodyachaya Sobaka on Melikishvili Avenue. The event offers an opportunity to study English in the context of contemporary creative technologies.

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.

An archaeological program held at Workshop on the Farm in Tbilisi. The event provides participants with an opportunity to engage with archaeological research and methods of studying the region's historical heritage.

A women's wellbeing event featuring an exchange discussion and lecture accompanied by tarot readings. The event takes place at Sisters Beauty on Shota Kavlashvili Turn 5.

An Archaeological Program takes place at Workshop on the Farm in Tbilisi. The event offers participants an opportunity to engage with archaeological research and exploration methods related to the region's historical heritage.

An event exploring the history and characteristics of the Georgian alphabet, held at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum. Visitors will discover the unique features of Georgian script and its cultural significance. The event offers an in-depth exploration of one of the world's oldest and most distinctive writing systems.

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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.

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An event exploring the reasons why cemeteries evoke fear in people. Held at Papers bar, the gathering examines the psychological, cultural, and historical dimensions of cemetery atmospheres and the emotions they inspire.

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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.

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A lecture by neurologist Maria Barbukhatti on headaches and stroke. The event covers the differences between types of headaches, diagnostic analysis of literary and film characters, discussion of pain relief medications, and prevention methods.

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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.

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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.

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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.