When does With & About Georgia take place in Regensburg?

The event series takes place from October 29 to November 10, 2026, at various locations in Regensburg.

What can visitors expect at the European Cultural Dialogue?

The program combines art, music, film, literature, history, science, travel, culinary arts, and discussions about Georgia and Europe.

Where will the event on November 10, 2026, take place?

The provided event entry names the cultural space Vor der Grieb, Vor der Grieb 5, 93047 Regensburg.

Is there Georgian music and film in the program?

Yes. The program includes a live a cappella concert and film screenings related to Georgian culture and present.

Who organizes the cultural dialogue?

The organizer is the European Cultural Dialogue e. V. from Regensburg in collaboration with other cultural, scientific, and partner organizations.

How much is the admission fee?

A specific ticket price is not listed in the available sources. Information on admission and registration can be obtained from the organizer.

Georgia in Regensburg: A Cultural Journey Between Caucasus, Europe, and Present

Name: With & About Georgia – European Cultural Dialogue
Start: 2026-11-10T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-10T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Kulturraum Vor der Grieb

Discovering Georgia: Culture, History, and Present in Dialogue

With & about Georgia – European Cultural Dialogue invites you to Regensburg from October 29 to November 10, 2026. The multi-day event series connects society, art, music, literature, history, culinary arts, and travel in a multifaceted focus on Georgia.

A Festival of Encounter

The focus is on direct exchange between Georgia and Germany. The organizers European Cultural Dialogue e. V. and the Georgian platform TRAVELLER bring together artists, writers, scholars, cultural mediators, and travelers. The program opens perspectives between Tbilisi and Regensburg, the Caucasus and Europe, tradition and modernity.

Music, Film, and Georgian Soundscapes

The program ranges from a live a cappella concert by musician Sandro Bibich Kvachadze from Tbilisi to Georgian film evenings. His multi-layered vocal recordings combine Georgian musical influences with soul and electronic soundscapes. With Nana Jorjadze's The Rainbowmaker and Tato Kotetishvili's Holy Electricity, Georgian cinema also receives a strong platform.

Art, Exhibition, and Culinary Arts

A group exhibition in the cultural space Vor der Grieb features photographs and paintings with personal, historical, and artistic perspectives on Georgia. The visual journey is complemented by Georgian wine, culinary specialties, and music. Thus, the cultural dialogue becomes not only audible and visible but also experienced through taste and shared experience.

Literature, Science, and Europe

Lectures and readings focus on ancient Colchis, Medea, Georgian script, literature, memory, and the relationship of Georgia to Europe. Contributions from experts like Zaal Andronikashvili, Katrin Boeckh, and Tamar Qeburia connect historical research with current questions about freedom, belonging, and cultural identity.

The Conclusion on November 10

On November 10, another program point takes place in Regensburg as part of the European Cultural Dialogue. The event series brings together different voices and presents Georgia as a living culture between history, present, European perspective, and personal experience.

Conclusion

Visitors can expect not an ordinary single event but a diverse multi-day experience with festival atmosphere, expert discussions, art, film, literature, music, and Georgian hospitality. Those who want to get to know Georgia from different perspectives and experience cultural exchange live will find a special place for encounter in Regensburg.