Top Tbilisi Art & Culture Classes

At this event, you will learn about the local culture and traditions.You will also learn new cooking techniques that are easy to repeat at home.You will learn how to correctly exclaim famous Georgian toasts.Master the basic movements in Georgian dances.You will try various dishes from Georgian cuisine and spend an unforgettable evening in a great company.Let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions. See you in Georgia!

Learn how to make Georgian food during a private cooking class in Tbilisi. The class takes place at a cafe and features recipes for two dishes—khachapuri Ajaruli, a cheese and egg pie from the Ajara region, and khinkali, dumplings from the highlands. While you prepare these items, you’ll hear stories about Georgia’s culture and lifestyle. Then enjoy your creations with a glass of homemade wine.

Get to know Georgian culture through movement with traditional dance lessons. Meet with your experienced dance instructor at a studio in central Tbilisi and learn a variety of Georgian dances, including Acharuli, Lazuri, Rachuli, Kartuli, Mtiuluri, and more. Listen to Georgian music as you move your body to the beats.

Learn the basics of Georgian folk dancing during this private workshop in Tbilisi. Master two different styles of dances with hands-on instructions and support from a professional dancer. Dance along with traditional Georgian music, enjoying a fun and high-energy experience. Private workshops can be taken alone or shared with friends and family.

Leathercrafting is very unique. After classes you can make it by your own – We will show you everything you need to know and will be available to you throughout your whole stay.

Spend a half-day immersed in the regional cuisine of Georgia in a Tbilisi local’s kitchen. Your private group will enjoy personalized attention and an intimate atmosphere as you learn to make dishes such as khachapuri, khinkali, fkhali, and others. Your hosts will explain the importance that each dish has in the local cuisine as you cook; then sit down to eat the feast you’ve made with more conversation about Georgian culture and food.

Features of the Photo Walk: This photo tour is suitable for: solo travelers, couples, friends, families. A relaxed atmosphere in the company of a native Tbilisi local. A walk through the most photogenic places of the old city, such as: the sulfur baths area, the observation deck in the Metekhi area, the glass bridge of Peace. An unhurried pace: no rushing, plenty of stops for photos and casual chats, ensuring you feel at ease. Posing tips from the photographer to help you feel confident and natural in front of the camera, even if it’s your first photoshoot. Your 20 color-corrected photos will be ready within 24 hours. By taking part in this experience you will add high-quality photos to your photo album, discover interesting places and sights in the old town and discover cultural and historical facts about the city.

Create your own ceramic piece with expert guidance in Tbilisi. Sculpt, decorate, and personalize your unique creation, ready for pickup or shipping after firing.

Unleash your creativity at the Cosmo Open Workshop in Tbilisi, where hands-on crafting comes to life. This two-hour masterclass invites you to craft your own leather wallet while surrounded by skilled artisans. Select your project, and with guidance, dive into sewing and design. The workshop, set in the charming Avlabari district of Tbilisi, offers a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, enhancing your crafting experience. All materials are provided, ensuring you can fully immerse yourself in this unique cultural craft journey.

The photo shoot takes place in three locations: at altitude, on the streets of the Old Town and on the water during a boat ride. We will select a location for a photo shoot in the Old Town based on your convenience and location. Sololaki is a Tbilisi modern district. The backdrop for the photographs will be the terraces, staircases and facades of apartment buildings where wealthy merchants lived, as well as their luxurious front doors. Metekhi area. Asymmetrical houses with wooden balconies standing above the river seem to be carved out of rocks and emphasize unity with the landscape. Abanotubani is a colorful place for photo shoots. The Mosque's minaret, the domes of the sulfur baths, carpet shops and a teahouse are reminiscent of the period when Tbilisi was an emirate within the Arab Caliphate. We will sail on a boat between steep cliffs. I will take pictures against the backdrop of the Metekhi Canyon, majestic bridges and modern futuristic buildings.