The UK/Georgia 2019: New Horizons celebrated the special friendship between the UK and Georgia in the autumn of 2019.
UK-Georgia 2019: New Horizons showcased the very best of British culture, education, and business. It was a celebration of the rich relations between the UK and Georgia.
The UK Season in Georgia was a carefully curated programme of 60+ events over three months. You can find the programme calendar linked here.
The season opened with the first-ever exhibition in Georgia of a remarkable coin from the time of King David the Builder.
The British Embassy in Tbilisi is bringing the UK talent to Georgia, imparting knowledge and inspiration.
Nabihah Iqbal, the versatile British artist, DJ and producer, played at the Mzesumzira Club in Tbilisi.
The conference will focus on trade and investment opportunities to help the UK and Georgia to do business together.
We shaped the UK/Georgia 2019: New Horizons programme with other aspiring leaders from Georgia.
Play UK at the Batumi International Art-House Film Festival will show a selection of the best new films from the UK.
The conference brings together leaders, policymakers and businesses from Georgia, the US and Europe.
111 is a duet between Joel Brown and Eve Mutso, two exceptional dancers who explore their strengths and vulnerabilities.
Our Disability Arts Forum brought artists and policymakers together to shape the future of disability arts.
Candoco, the UK's leading inclusive dance company presented Face In and Let’s Talk About Dis.
A performance by the disabled and non-disabled dancers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Ukraine.
We are pleased be working with Nesta and Creative Georgia on our Creative Enterprise Programme.
O2 is an exciting new piece from Studio Wayne McGregor, which collaborates with Georgian choreographers and dancers.
This forum brought the leading creative voices from the UK together with the young creative entrepreneurs from Georgia.
Anna Meredith, one of the UK's leading contemporary composers, presented "Varmints."
Play UK at the Tbilisi International Film Festival presents a selection of the best new films from the UK alongside a strong workshop programme.
DepicT! 90 second short film competition for the emerging filmmakers comes to Georgia.
Neil Brand presented a live performance of his music for Alfred Hitchcock’s 1929 film, Blackmail.
Inspired by King David The Builder’s coin - on loan from British Museum for #UKGeorgia2019 - British Council young learners designed new coins symbolising UK-Georgia friendship.
As part of the UK/Georgia 2019 Season, DJ Jamz Supernova played the live set and lead a workshop in Tbilisi