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Creative Georgia Forum will take place on 8th-9th December 2016 in Tbilisi

And will be followed by the cross-disciplinary business development workshop TeamLAB GEORGIA on 10th December.

You can follow, share and discuss the events through the following channels:

- watch the Youtube live streaming on the official channel of the EU-Eastern Partnership Culture and Creativity Programme 

- share photos, quotes and videos from the key sessions on the Programme’s Facebook Page and Flickr 

- find out more about the event on the Forum website

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