Discovering the captivating world of Georgian dance is an opportunity you won’t want to miss. This 2-hour workshop in the heart of Tbilisi introduces participants to the dynamic "Kartuli" and elegant "Khorumi" styles, guided by a seasoned professional. Located on Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, the class promises an engaging workout without any sitting, making it ideal for individuals or groups seeking an immersive cultural experience. With a perfect blend of tradition and fun, this unique offering provides a memorable way to connect with Georgia’s vibrant heritage. What are you waiting for?
Key Points
- A 2-hour private workshop introducing two distinct Georgian folk dance styles, Kartuli and Khorumi, led by a professional dancer.
- The workshop is conveniently located in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, and offers a focused learning experience.
- Participants learn the basics of these Georgian dance forms and have the opportunity to dance to traditional Georgian music under the instructor’s guidance.
- The workshop is suitable for individuals or groups, with pricing starting at $80 per person, and includes personalized attention from the professional dancer.
- The workshop is not wheelchair accessible but is located near public transportation, and basic physical fitness is recommended for the energetic dance styles.
Workshop Overview
The Georgian dance class in Tbilisi offers a two-hour private workshop that introduces participants to the basics of two distinct Georgian folk dance styles.
Held in the heart of the city, the class is led by a professional dancer who provides personalized instruction and guidance. Participants can expect an engaging and entertaining workout, with no time spent sitting.
The class is suitable for individuals or groups and is priced from $80, varying by group size. The workshop takes place in a convenient location, with the meeting and end points situated on Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue.
Classes run daily, from 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM, subject to availability.
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Location and Duration
The Georgian dance class takes place in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia’s vibrant capital city.
The 2-hour private workshop is held at a convenient location:
- 98 Davit Aghmashenebeli Ave, Tbilisi, Georgia
- Classes run daily from 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM, offering flexibility for participants
- The class returns to the original meeting point at the end, making it easy for attendees.
This immersive cultural experience provides an opportunity to learn the basics of two distinct Georgian dance styles, led by a professional dancer.
The workshop’s compact duration ensures an engaging and focused learning session for individuals or groups.
Dance Styles Covered
During the 2-hour workshop, participants have the opportunity to learn the basics of two distinct Georgian dance styles.
The first is a lively and energetic style known as "Kartuli," which features dynamic leaps, turns, and intricate footwork. Participants will learn the rhythmic patterns and signature moves that make this dance so captivating.
The second style explored is the more graceful and fluid "Khorumi," which emphasizes fluid upper body movements and elegant gestures.
Both dances are deeply rooted in Georgian cultural traditions and provide a unique window into the country’s rich dance heritage.
The hands-on instruction from a professional dancer ensures participants leave with a solid foundation in these captivating art forms.
Instruction and Experience
A professional dancer leads the workshop, providing personalized attention and hands-on instruction throughout the 2-hour session.
The class is an engaging and entertaining workout, with no sitting allowed. Participants will:
- Learn the basics of two different Georgian dance styles, seeing the rich cultural heritage.
- Dance to traditional Georgian music, guided by the expertise of the instructor.
- Enjoy a unique and memorable experience that goes beyond a typical dance class.
The workshop is ideal for individuals or groups, offering a chance to explore Georgian culture through the medium of folk dance.
With a focus on active participation, the class promises a physically and culturally enriching experience.
Pricing and Cancellation
Priced from $80.00 per person, the Georgian dance class in Tbilisi varies depending on the group size.
Ideal for individuals or groups, the 2-hour workshop offers personalized attention from a professional dancer. Participants can expect an engaging, entertaining workout as they learn the basics of two different Georgian dance styles.
The class isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s located near public transportation, making it accessible to most travelers.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the experience starts, providing flexibility for participants.
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Meeting Information
The Georgian dance class in Tbilisi meets at 98 Davit Aghmashenebeli Avenue, with participants returning to the same location at the end of the 2-hour workshop.
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The class is open from 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Monday through Sunday, so attendees can choose a convenient time.
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After booking, you will receive confirmation within 48 hours, subject to availability.
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The meeting point is near public transportation, making it easily accessible for most travelers.
Participant Requirements
The Georgian dance class isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s suitable for most travelers.
The class takes place near public transportation, making it easily accessible.
It’s important to note that the dance class involves a lot of physical activity, so participants should be prepared for an engaging and entertaining workout.
The class is ideal for individuals or groups, including friends and families, who are interested in experiencing Georgian culture through traditional dance.
While the class is open to participants of all skill levels, a basic level of physical fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the energetic and lively dance styles taught during the workshop.
Reviews and Ratings
Participants’ reviews of the Georgian dance class in Tbilisi are overwhelmingly positive, with an overall rating of 5.0 out of 5 based on 8 reviews.
Highlights include:
- The class provides a strong culture and a fun, engaging experience.
- Participants praise the instructor’s friendliness and teaching style, which make the class accessible and enjoyable for all.
- Many describe the class as a unique way to experience Georgian culture, with significant physical engagement and enjoyment.
The class is highly recommended for those interested in dance and cultural experiences, offering a personalized and immersive introduction to the rich tradition of Georgian folk dancing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Dress Code for the Workshop?
The dress code for the workshop is comfortable, athletic attire that allows for freedom of movement. Participants should wear clothes they can easily dance in, such as t-shirts, athletic pants or shorts, and supportive shoes.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants?
There are no age restrictions for participants in the workshop. The class is open to people of all ages who are interested in learning Georgian folk dancing. Individuals and groups of all ages are welcome to join the engaging and entertaining experience.
Can I Bring My Own Dance Shoes?
Participants can bring their own dance shoes for the workshop. The instructor encourages comfortable shoes that allow for easy movement and flexibility during the engaging, hands-on dance instruction.
Is Water or Refreshments Provided During the Class?
The workshop does not provide water or refreshments. Participants are encouraged to bring their own water to stay hydrated during the engaging and physically active 2-hour dance session led by the professional instructor.
Can I Take Photos or Videos During the Dance Class?
Participants are generally allowed to take photos and videos during the dance class. However, it’s polite to ask the instructor for permission first and avoid disrupting the class activities. Most instructors are happy to accommodate requests for documentation as long as it doesn’t interfere with the experience.
Recap
The Georgian dance workshop in Tbilisi offers an engaging cultural experience. Participants will learn the dynamic Kartuli and elegant Khorumi dance styles under the guidance of a professional dancer. Located conveniently, the 2-hour class provides a memorable workout without any sitting, making it suitable for individuals or groups. With a blend of tradition and fun, this unique opportunity allows you to connect with Georgia’s vibrant heritage.
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