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Educational Programs

Immerse yourself in Georgian culture through our carefully crafted educational experiences

Independence Day

Art Palace of Georgia invites you to a new educational program - "Independance Day"

My Handmade Notebook

Art Palace of Georgia presents the new educational program "My Handmade Notebook"

The History of Candy

The Fiarytale storys contiues at Art Palace of Georgia

Book History

Books are the key to success! They are an opportunity to make life better. Make reading books one of your goals — I assure you, it is a goal truly worth striving for.

Earth Day

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


Paint an Easter Egg

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.

The Secret of the Georgian Alphabet

A museum workshop adapted for school programs, designed for children who are learning the Georgian alphabet, and an excellent opportunity for teenagers who are studying Georgian literature.

The Tradition of Greeting Cards Comes to Life

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

"Georgian Animation - The Secret of Vivid Colors"

The exhibition halls will be transformed into workshops for children. 

Easter Holiday

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

Kuknebi - History of Georgian Dolls

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

Berica from the Palace of Arts

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

Georgian Miniature

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

The Secret of the Georgian Alphabet

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.

Georgia on the Map

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

New Year's Traditions

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

Easter Holiday

Art Palace of Georgia starts  a new educational program — “Easter Celebration.”

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