Unmissable Events & Things to Do in Tbilisi This Weekend

Experience a traditional highland celebration with music, dance, and feasting in the cool mountain air around Kazbegi. Shuamtoba is one of Georgia’s most atmospheric summer festivals and a great way to discover rural culture while escaping Tbilisi’s heat.

Browse vintage treasures, art, books, and Soviet curios at Tbilisi’s most famous flea market along the riverbank. It’s a relaxed way to spend a Sunday morning, perfect for photos and unique souvenirs.

Ride the funicular up Mtatsminda Park for panoramic views, classic fairground rides, and cafes overlooking the city. This hilltop amusement park is ideal for families and couples looking for a fun, easy half‑day outing.

Wander leafy paths, hidden sculptures, and glasshouses at Tbilisi’s botanical garden tucked behind Narikala Fortress. Combine it with a short hike to the waterfall for a refreshing break from the city’s bustle.

Join an immersive cooking class to learn khinkali, khachapuri, and classic Georgian salads, followed by a generous tasting with local wine. A hands‑on way for weekend visitors to connect with Tbilisi’s food culture.

Experience Tbilisi’s legendary club scene with a late‑night DJ set stretching into the early hours. Expect cutting‑edge electronic music, a dedicated local crowd, and a unique atmosphere that has put the city on the nightlife map.

Spend Sunday evening at an intimate live music venue listening to local bands blend rock, indie, and Georgian influences. Drinks, casual terrace seating, and a friendly crowd make this a relaxed end to the weekend.

Explore contemporary Georgian art alongside regional works in a modern riverside museum. Rotating exhibitions and design‑forward spaces give a fresh perspective on Tbilisi’s creative scene.

Ride the cable car from Rike Park up to Narikala Fortress for sweeping city views, then wander the historic lanes of the Old Town below. This easy mini‑adventure suits all ages and fits neatly into a half day.

Spend Sunday afternoon hopping between wine bars and cellars to sample qvevri wines and local cheese boards. Guided tastings introduce you to Georgia’s ancient wine traditions in a sociable, central setting.