festival"Equinox Days" marks the arrival of autumn through an event organized by Dodo Events in partnership with Kiketi Farm. The celebration takes place at Kiketi Farm and coincides with the autumn equinox.
festivalRU / KA10 septhu/09:00/метро АвлабариРтвели - традиционный праздник сбора виноградаRtveli is a traditional Georgian grape harvest festival featuring vineyard work, grape pressing, wine tasting, and a Georgian feast. The event runs in September and includes transportation, a guide, visits to wine-related sites, and traditional Georgian dancing.
festivalRU12 sepsat/16:00/ЦнориColor FestivalA youth festival in Tsanori featuring a Holi-style color festival as its main event. The programme includes a color festival with DJ music (16:00), a Status Band concert (19:00), and a DJ set (20:30). Free admission.
festivalRU / KA13 sepsun/09:00/метро АвлабариRtveli — Traditional Grape Harvest FestivalRtveli is a traditional Georgian grape harvest festival featuring participation in winemaking, local wine tasting, and a Georgian feast with traditional dishes and dances. The excursion departs from Avlabari metro station and runs from 9:00 to 20:30, with transport and guide included.
festival13 sepsun/14:00/бар Papers, ул. Верико Анджапаридзе, 1THE OYSTER FESTIVALThe Oyster Festival takes place at The Backyard Vera. The event celebrates oysters and seafood.
festivalRU / KA13 sepsun/11:00/парк Дедаэнафестиваль почтовых марокTbilisi's first postal stamp festival will take place on September 13 at Dedaena Park. Visitors will be able to explore collections of Georgian stamps, purchase items, and learn about their design process. The festival will feature calligraphy and caricature workshops, meetings with Georgian Post representatives and stamp designers, as well as a letter-writing station, stamp sales exhibition, and photo zone.
festivalKA / RU15 septue/КахетиRtveli-2026Rtveli-2026 marks the annual grape harvest season in the Kakheti region. Grapes are collected gradually as they ripen across different municipalities, with the harvest reaching its peak in late September. This tradition has been recognized as part of Georgia's intangible cultural heritage since 2023.