Zazanova Club in Tbilisi hosted on May 29 an evening of art of musician Roma Rtskhiladze, who presented popular songs from his repertory.

A star of film director Rezo Chkheidze was opened on May 29 outside the Rustaveli movie theatre to honor the popular cultural public figure.

“During World War II, Georgi Makharashvili (actor Sergo Zakariadze), an old peasant vine-grower, leaves his Georgian village and goes off to the front lines to find his son – a wounded soldier…”

Musician Nukri Abashidze created four compositions especially for him – Chibo Extrovert, Fire Woman, Jazz Time and Cool Party. Since then, Kakha Sarajishvili uses nickname Chibo Extrovert by which he presented himself to the modern audience at Scarlet Sales Bar on May 22. He gave the performance that was titled ‘It Can Be a Dream“ with the healthy slogan ‘No to drugs, No to Smoking’. Similar parties may become frequent, if this one proves successful.

Singer Anri Jokhadze recorded his new rendition of the national anthem of Georgia and shot a video for the music, released online on May 26

On May 16, Shalva Amiranashvili Art Museum of the National Museum of Georgia opened the exhibition featuring collections of portrait art, dedicated to the International Museum day.

On May 18, on the World Museum Day, Dimitri Shevardnadze National Gallery hosted an unique exhibition – the first full-scale display of the works of one of the most prominent Georgian painters who is written in the Georgian art history with golden letters – Davit Kakabadze.

Last week the Swiss Embassy dedicated to the retrospective of the Swiss classic movies that was held within the framework of the German month. Three countries were involved, as the German-speaking states – Germany, Switzerland and Austria. However, in this case, the Swiss side offered film screening to the Georgian spectators.

The Caucasian House featured an exhibition and sale of hand-made accessories by self-taught beginner designer Tako Gochitashvili on May 20.