Programs
- Making of Modern Georgia Session 5 – Soviet Georgia and its Legacy on Contemporary PoliticsGeorgia has always been vulnerable to neighboring imperial powers. For most of the twentieth century, Georgia was part of the Soviet Union. What impact did Soviet power…
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Continue reading » Call for Submissions: ერთობა Magazine - Support for Colorado Georgian Association – ErtobaColorado Georgian Association Ertoba was founded with the following goals: In 2025, Georgian Association in the USA has made a small grant to support the Georgian language…
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Events
- Georgian Days in DC 2026Georgian Association in the USA pleased to announce Georgian Days in Washington, DC – May 17–26, 2026. Georgian Days will be a curated series of events that brings…
Continue reading » Georgian Days in DC 2026 - Making of Modern Georgia Session 7 – Georgia and the Black Sea – April 26, 2026, 1 pm ESTREGISTER ON ZOOM The Black Sea has always been a space of migration, trade, and commerce, but it’s role in Georgian history has been under researched. After the…
Continue reading » Making of Modern Georgia Session 7 – Georgia and the Black Sea – April 26, 2026, 1 pm EST - Making of Modern Georgia Session 5 – Soviet Georgia and its Legacy on Contemporary PoliticsGeorgia has always been vulnerable to neighboring imperial powers. For most of the twentieth century, Georgia was part of the Soviet Union. What impact did Soviet power have…
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Advocacy
- Georgian diaspora organizations issue a unified open letter addressing the changes in Georgian election law, restricting voting rights for citizens abroadIn a historic mobilization effort, Georgian diaspora organizations from across the United States issued a joint letter and delivered it to the Embassy of Georgia in the USA…
Continue reading » Georgian diaspora organizations issue a unified open letter addressing the changes in Georgian election law, restricting voting rights for citizens abroad - Statement on changes to election lawNovember 18, 2025 Statement on Proposed Changes to Election Laws for Georgian Citizens Abroad The Georgian Association in the United States of America is shocked and dismayed by…
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Spotlight
- Georgian Days in DC 2026

Georgian Association in the USA pleased to announce Georgian Days in Washington, DC – May 17–26, 2026.
Georgian Days will be a curated series of events that brings our community together in Washington DC for a special celebration of Georgian culture, history, and heritage as we mark the 108th anniversary of Georgian independence (May 26, 1918).
Together with our wonderful partners — Pesvebi NY, Veterans Charitable Foundation, American Friends of Georgia, and The Academy of Georgian Heritage, we are excited to present a meaningful and memorable program for our community.
We warmly invite fellow Georgians, Georgian-Americans, and all friends of Georgia to join us in this celebration.
Here’s what’s coming to Washington, DC :
Georgian National Dance Ensemble “Pesvebi” presents “Queen Tamar”: A breathtaking immersive performance followed by a post-show reception.
The Georgia–US Military Partnership History Exhibition and the Arlington cemetery visit: Open to the public as a tribute to the longstanding Georgian-American military partnership. 


Georgian Trivia Night: A fun, family-friendly evening to test your knowledge of Georgia.
Georgian Alphabet Workshop: Discover the beauty of the Mkhedruli script in a welcoming, hands-on setting led by a professional linguist.
Virtual launch of the Georgian literary magazine “Ertoba” – a special milestone for Georgian literature in the diaspora, with the opportunity to join from anywhere.
Save the dates — May 17–26 — and stay tuned for more details on event dates, locations, and registration.

