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Chocolate Festival returns to Tbilisi Botanical Garden this December

by Mariam Razmadze
December 5, 2025
in Culture, Highlights, Social & Society
Reading Time: 1 min read
Chocolate Festival returns to Tbilisi Botanical Garden this December

Photo: 1tv.

The National Botanical Garden of Georgia will once again host its annual Chocolate Festival, taking place on 6–7 December. The event, now in its seventh year, brings together around 30 Georgian chocolate producers, ranging from small emerging makers to well-known brands.

The festival will open with a Basti-Bubu concert and continue throughout the day with various family-friendly activities. Visitors will find handmade chocolates, holiday crafts and seasonal decorations on display. Santa Claus and several prize giveaways will be present each day, adding to the festive atmosphere.

In addition to the market, the programme includes workshops such as chocolate-coated churchkhela making, holiday wreath crafting and preparing chocolate-based tatara. A live band will provide musical accompaniment during the event.

Children will also have access to eco-educational activities organized by the Botanical Garden’s team.
The festival will run from 12:00 to 19:00 on both days.

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