Before the pandemic, around 15-20 international acts would DJ in Tbilisi each weekend,” recalls Georgian nightlife industry stalwart David Lezhava, managing director of CCIU Georgia. “But some local DJs bring more listeners than an international star ever could.” It’s the kind of local pride night creators in other parts of the world dream of. And, […]
Source: Protecting the Tbilisi Night: How a new organisation is saving Georgian club culture – NIGHTTIME.ORG
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