Celebrate Europe Day in Batumi and feel the power of partnership between the European Union and the people of Georgia — a partnership that’s creating real, lasting change in everyday lives.
On Saturday, 21 June, from 13:00 to 17:00 at the Sheraton Batumi, join us for a vibrant public event that brings this collaboration to life. Through inspiring stories, Intellectual games and many other informative and engaging activities, you’ll see how EU–Georgia cooperation is helping communities grow, opportunities expand, and futures brighten.
Whether you’re curious about the EU’s work in Georgia or just looking for a meaningful and enjoyable afternoon, Europe Day in Batumi is the perfect place to connect, learn, and be inspired.
Official Opening Ceremony – 13:00.
Team Europe –Explore the cultures of EU Member States.
EU Projects Space – Learn how EU support is driving progress in areas like education, sustainable development, employment, and equality.
Educational Game Bookshelf – Join young minds in this interactive game that explores EU history and literature in a fun and engaging format.
Audio Visual Exhibition “This Country is Yours” – An immersive experience celebrating Georgian traditions, European values, and the role of civil society.
Europe Day Market – Taste local produce and explore unique handmade items crafted by EU-supported artisans and beneficiaries.
Documentary Photography – History in Eyesight – Join a masterclass in visual storytelling with renowned Georgian photographer Natela Grigalashvili.
Traditional Embroidery Workshop – Join the artisan Mzevinar Iremadze for a hands-on workshop in traditional Adjarian embroidery.
Ship Modeling Workshop & Exhibition “Afra” – Join a creative shipbuilding workshop where you can design and build your own model ship and attend the captivating “Afra” exhibition.
Workshop: “You Make the Music”– Curious about how electronic music is created? Join Saba Aznarashvili’s interactive workshop “You Make the Music”.
Europe Day will conclude with a live music celebration at 18:00 at the Batumi Tennis Club, featuring beloved Georgian bands – Killages and Mechanical Rainbow.
