On March 27 national master of the Republic of Armenia Karine Sahakyan’s personal exhibition entitled “Modernity and Tradition” was opened at the “Hayartun” Center of the Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church in Georgia. The works created by Karine Sahakyan due to her rich imagination, skillful hands and insightful approach were presented.

On March 26, the Median Day of the Great Lent (Mijink), according to traditions and the canons of the Church solemn divine services and traditional festivals of Armenian pastry (gata) took place in the churches of the Armenian Diocese of Georgia.

On March 24, 2014 the “Hayartun” Center at the Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church in Georgia hosted a meeting of the members of the Council of the “Hayartun” Center. Returning to the issue of the center’s work, the members of the Council highlighted the importance of Armenian culture and its development in Georgia, preservation of the Armenian national identity, convergence of Christian and national, traditional and modern values, to unite Armenians around the Church. They also stressed the significance of effective cooperation with Georgian intellectuals, artists and workers of culture for the deepening and future development of the Armenian-Georgian friendly relations.

From March 22-23, 2014 Repat Armenia Foundation, with the support of the Armenian community of Georgia, held two “Imagine Armenia” forums in Tbilisi. The main purpose was to present new programs and projects that aim to connect the Armenian community of Georgia to Armenia through tourism, education, internships volunteering and repatriation.