5th Month of Culture

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

The short films ‘’Where are you now?’’ (Albania) and ‘’North Pole’’ (Republic of North Macedonia) were awarded in the 12th ‘’Balkans Beyond Borders Short Film Festival’’. The BBB Jury team 2021 gave their personal Special Mentions to the short films that touched them most according to their perceptions, and the aforementioned productions were two of them.

The Georgian State Museum of Theatre, Music, Cinema and Choreography-Art Palace is a great depository of different cultural objects. This is the only museum of its kind in the whole Caucasus region and it is one that equals the world's leading museums in the wealth and wide variety of its collection. The museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in Tbilisi, which was designed by Paul Stern, a well-known architect of the time, and constitutes a unique example of Gothic and Islamic architecture. Art Palace comprises more than 300,000 objects that provide comprehensive information on the development of Georgian theatre, cinema, circus, folklore, opera and ballet. Moreover, the collections provide insight into the artists’ lives and masterpieces. The manuscripts of Ilia Chavchavadze, the personal archives of Dimitri Arakishvili, theatre and film costumes, 17th -century Persian miniatures, and the paintings and graphics of Léon Bakst are only some of the exhibits that visitors can see.

Pampushka or Pampushki (Ukrainian: Пампушка) is a very popular snack in Ukraine. These small yeasted bans can be prepared in sweet or savory versions. The dough usually consists of milk, flour, eggs, sugar, butter, yeast, oil, and salt, and it is then shaped into small balls. The sweet version of pampushka is often filled with ingredients, such as fruit jam, berries, fresh fruit, or cottage cheese, while the savory one has no filling. In addition, the savory version of these bans is traditionally flavored with garlic sauce and is served alongside borscht, a famous Ukrainian soup.