Events
"Гәыкала" hosts poet, writer, and historian Denis Chachkhalia. He discusses his childhood impressions, his first poems, translating Yesenin into Abkhaz, and tells what inspires him today in our interview.
Fire, metal, and centuries-old traditions—a two-day blacksmithing festival took place in the Sukhum Fortress. Guests enjoyed master classes, lectures and a weapons exhibition. Of particular interest was the depiction of an early medieval archer by artist Batal Dzhapua. In the new episode of "Living Craft," we will go to the festival and show you how a weapon is born — from the first hammer strike to the last one.
The World Abaza Congress continues its "Гәыкала" project—conversations with interesting people from various areas and professions. The guest of the latest episode is Arda Ashuba, Director of ABIGI, Associate Professor at ASU, and member of the Supreme Council of the World Abaza Congress.
The competition will be held in three stages and will cover several villages in Abkhazia.
For the fourth time, the project brought together representatives of academic vocal, honored artists, soloists from music schools and students from colleges and universities.
An international forum on "Modern Development Trends of the Countries of the Greater Caucasus and Central Asia in a Multipolar World" was held in Rostov-on-Don.
WAC and the ANO "Public Center for Social Initiatives" from Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov Region, have summarized the results of a large-scale joint project implemented with the support of the Russian Presidential Grants Fund.
World Abaza Congress continues its "Гәыкала" project – a series of interviews with interesting people representing various fields and professions.
Beekeeping has long been widespread in Abkhazia, and its products have been widely used in the economic and spiritual life of the population. In the new episode of "Living craft," we'll visit an apiary in the village of Lykhny and learn the secrets of honey production process and how to properly care for these amazing creatures — bees.
A documentary about the legendary choreographer premiered at the Razhden Gumba Abkhaz State Philharmonic.