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A guided tour to Uplistsikhe, an ancient cave city carved into rock in Georgia. Visitors will explore this significant archaeological site featuring dwellings, temples, and other structures hewn from stone and dating back to the first millennium BCE.

Piano recital by Dmitro Chon at the Great Hall of Tbilisi State Conservatoire. The programme features preludes by Debussy and Rachmaninoff, exploring the transition from Romanticism to Impressionism. The event is part of the XIV International Music Festival dedicated to Tengiz Amirejibi.

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Stargazing experience in Udabno with telescopes led by astrophysicists Kirill Maslennikov and Danila Devetyarov. The programme includes dinner at Udabno Terrace café, discussion of astronomy questions, and transfer from central Tbilisi. Dates available: 23–26 September, 8–11 October, or 15–18 October. Price is 195 lari (dinner paid separately); a 40 lari deposit is required to secure a booking.

The Bread Festival takes place at the Tbilisi Botanical Garden on October 17–18 from 12 to 6 p.m. The programme features baking workshops, a market of local producers, children's activities, and live music. Educational sessions cover local wheat varieties, historical bread-making methods, and Georgian bread-baking traditions. Admission requires a ticket to the Botanical Garden.

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market.tbilisi takes place on October 17-18 at Dedaena Park from 2 PM to 9 PM. The market features local vendors, handmade goods, vintage items, vintage cameras, and vinyl records.

The exhibition "Bronze Treasures of Shanxi Province" showcases a collection of ancient bronze artifacts from China's Shanxi province. The exhibition runs at the Georgian National Museum until October 18. Admission is included with the museum ticket.

Comic Fest Tbilisi is a comics festival held at Radio City in Tbilisi. The event brings together fans of comics, graphic novels, and related art forms.

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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.

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A masterclass in brooch creation held at Open Art Studio 67 Gallery. Participants will have the opportunity to craft their own brooch as an artistic work. The class takes place within the gallery studio space.

An international circus show presented in a big top at Gldani Park, featuring performers from Kenya, Moldova, Hungary, Ukraine, and Brazil. The programme includes record-breaking acts, with performers ranging from a 17-time Guinness World Records holder to aerial artists, trampoline acrobats, and various traditional circus disciplines. Shows run on weekends through December 6.