Dzuku Lolua Museum Georgian Folk Songs

Dzuku Lolua Museum of Georgian Folk Songs, located at st. Mshvidobis, 5, Khobi in the Khobi municipality, was founded in 2007 and operates as a non-profit institution - the Cultural and Educational Public Center of the Khobi Municipality. This art museum features a rich collection of 285 objects. The museum's exhibition covers various aspects of Mingrelian folk songs, lotbars, singers, as well as materials related to international folk song festivals. In the collection you can find photographs, CDs, sheet music, authentic Georgian folk instruments (phanduri, chonguri, salamuri, drum, etc.), as well as items of Georgian national clothing, publications about musical culture and various documents. Open daily, except Monday, from 10:00 to 18:00. Admission is free for children under 6 years of age, employees of Georgian and foreign museums, ICOM members (with an ID card), as well as people with disabilities (with a valid ID) and refugees. Holds various exhibitions, such as “Folk Instruments”, “Famous Kapellmeisters” and “Khobi Festival”. Educational programs are also available, including folk song clubs for various age groups.