Art-Folk Fest 2026 is a festival held in Tbilisi during the autumn season as part of Georgia's cultural calendar. The event celebrates folk art and traditional cultural heritage of the country.
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Top pick · editors’ choicecinema / screeningThe 5th Tbilisi International Archive Film Festival 'Bewitching Love' takes place from October 27-30 at the cinema hall of the Georgian National Archives. The festival program features rare archival films from ten countries that have been restored through digital preservation. All screenings are free and presented in the original language with English subtitles.
Art-Folk Fest 2026 is a festival held in Tbilisi during the autumn season as part of Georgia's cultural calendar. The event celebrates folk art and traditional cultural heritage of the country.
A weekly gathering held every Thursday at NILO in Old Tbilisi, designed to bring together locals, expats, digital nomads, and anyone interested in connecting with others and learning about Tbilisi's culture and art. The event provides a relaxed atmosphere for networking and exchanging ideas.
cinema / screeningEN29 octthu/16:55/кинозал Национального архива ГрузииFifth Tbilisi International Festival of Archival Cinema "Restored Memory: Archives in the Age of Technology"The fifth Tbilisi International Festival of Archival Cinema "Restored Memory: Archives in the Age of Technology" will take place from October 27-30 at the cinema hall of the National Archives of Georgia. The festival presents rare archival films from ten countries — Georgia, Spain, Malta, Portugal, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Belgium, France, and Estonia — that have undergone digital restoration. Screenings will be in the original language with English subtitles, and admission is free.
cinema / screeningEN29 octthu/19:00/кинозал Национального архива ГрузииV Tbilisi International Festival of Archival CinemaThe V Tbilisi International Festival of Archival Cinema will take place from 27 to 30 October at the cinema hall of the National Archives of Georgia. The festival presents rare archival films from ten countries that have been restored through digital restoration technology. The programme features films from the collections of film archives and institutions from Georgia, Spain, Malta, Portugal, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Belgium, France and Estonia. All screenings are presented in their original language with English subtitles, and admission is free.