On June 15, the Grand Concert Hall of the Tbilisi Philharmonic hosted yet another unforgettable evening for Archi residents, where the renowned Georgian National Ballet – Sukhishvilebi – performed a special program created exclusively for them. The event featured choreographic masterpieces that have become part of Georgia’s national identity.
The event was held at the initiative of Archi, the evening aimed to provide residents with a unique cultural experience, allowing them to immerse themselves in the beauty of Georgian traditions expressed through dance and enjoy a warm summer evening in a festive and inspiring atmosphere.
“At Archi, we place great importance on the well-being of our 45,000+ residents and always strive to offer them diverse and engaging activities. Our relationship doesn’t end with handing over apartment keys – on the contrary, our goal is to ensure that every Archi resident feels happy and comfortable. Events like this have become a shared tradition, and we are preparing many more pleasant surprises for our community,” said Shio Khetsuriani, General Director of Archi.
This year, the legendary Sukhishvilebi ensemble marks its 80th anniversary, and the program performed for Archi residents showcased the most iconic choreographic pieces created throughout this remarkable history.
Caring for its residents remains Archi’s top priority, and the company continuously initiates new ways to enhance everyday life within the community. Over the years, Archi has organized numerous exclusive events for its residents, including a concert by the world-famous Gipsy Kings, a night of Georgian film music conducted by Nikoloz Rachveli with the National Symphony Orchestra, the musical “Chicago,” and many more.
As a leading development company, Archi will continue to host similar events in the future, making life in Archi rich with joyful moments and unforgettable experiences.
Notably, all proceeds from the event’s ticket sales were fully donated to charity.
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