What is the Tbilisi Concert Hall?
Tbilisi's largest hall for concerts and performances.
Short answer
The Tbilisi Concert Hall is a large round building at the start of Melikishvili Avenue and the city's largest event hall, seating 2,300 and hosting concerts and festivals since 1971. Construction began in 1961, and the architect was Ivane Chkhenkeli.
Why
- The hall has been regarded as a symbol of the city for more than 50 years.
- It stands between Melikishvili and Kostava streets, next to Vera Park.
- A bronze monument called "Muse" by Merab Berdzenishvili stands in front of it.
Details
Elguja and Merab Berdzenishvili decorated the lobby, and artists who played meaningful roles are honored at the entrance in a layout similar to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The program includes music, theatre and dance; check specific dates in advance. For more indoor ideas, see what to do in Tbilisi on a rainy day.
Tip
Check the programme and tickets with the venue itself.
What may differ
Hours, prices and rules can change, so check with the venue before you go.
Common misconception
It is a hall for classical music only.
What actually happens
The programme includes music, theatre and dance.
People also ask
- Where is the Tbilisi Concert Hall?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Check opening hours, prices and schedules with the venue.
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