The Art Palace of Georgia invites you to a new educational program, “Earth Day.”

As part of the program, the theoretical section allows students to learn about Easter traditions from different countries and explore the art of egg painting. In the practical section, children will paint their own Easter eggs.

Participants will be given a lecture on the topic: “The Tradition of Greeting Cards”.

Children will hear the story of Georgian animation and its creators. They will get acquainted with cartoon sketches made by various artists, which are preserved in the Palace of Arts.

A lecture will be given on the topic: The role of the artist in theater and cinema. 

The exhibition halls will be transformed into workshops for children. 

The participants of the program "Easter Holiday" will hear about interesting traditions and customs related to the glorious holiday of Easter.

Participants will listen to a lecture about the Georgian folk improvised mask theater "Berikaobi".

The program will include a lecture on the history of Georgian miniature creation and will provide participants with interesting information related to ancient manuscripts.

"Magical Tribes of the Indians" participants will learn about the culture, traditions and customs of the first inhabitants of America.

To this day, there is no information that would give the exact date of the origin of the Georgian alphabet. This program will allow children to learn how the ancient Georgian alphabet developed.

Within the framework of the educational project, young people will travel to the magical world of maps.

Participants will hear how Christmas and New Year are celebrated in different parts of Georgia.

Toys are an integral part of childhood. Researchers suggest that dolls have a longer history than other toys