Jazz Festival to be open in Tbilisi on July 6

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We call on the rally participants not to carry out illegal actions and avoid calls that may become a prerequisite for violent actions - MIA

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It is a sad reality that people were beaten in such a way, I call on the public to protect the future of our country – Khabeishvili

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Jazz Festival to be open in Tbilisi on July 6

04-06-2021 17:54

Jazz Festival to be hold in Tbilisi on July 6 – 8. Jazz giant Branford Marsalis, 5 Grammy Award winner Antonio Sanchez, Donny McCaslin, jazz legend Monty Alexander Trio and others will arrive in Georgia to participate in the event.

The festival will be held in the yard of Simon Janashia Museum in Tbilisi in compliance with all regulations.

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