International Women's Day 2025
Date: March 8, 2025 (Saturday)
Country: Georgia Public Holidays
Description
International Women s Day in Georgia is a day to recognize and honor women and their contributions to family, work, and public life. It is about respect and remembering women s importance.
It takes place every year on March 8. The date is the same around the world. People in Georgia mark the day alongside global events and local voices calling for equality.
The holiday is significant because it highlights ongoing struggles for women s rights and fair treatment. It connects Georgia to a wider movement that seeks equal opportunities, safety, and representation for women.
The day also remembers the history of women advocating for change. It encourages conversations about laws, jobs, education, and health so future generations can have more equal chances.
Traditions
In Georgia people mark March 8 with flowers and small gifts. Men give roses, tulips or mimosas and often buy chocolates or perfume. Shops and stalls fill with bouquets and everyone greets the women in their lives with warm words.
Families and workplaces hold small parties. Offices give cards and sweets, schools stage concerts and children bring handmade gifts. Men usually take on housework for the day and prepare meals so women can relax. Public concerts and cultural events feature music and dance honoring local female artists.
Food is important at home. Families serve favorite Georgian dishes like khachapuri, meat skewers and salads, plus cakes and churchkhela for dessert. Cafes and restaurants offer special menus for women and groups gather to eat and celebrate together.
Travel Tips
Shops, some museums, and government offices may close or have shorter hours on March 8. Expect more crowds at flowers shops, restaurants, and transport in the afternoon. Book tickets and reservations early and check opening times online.
Join public events in main squares but stay aware of your belongings. Use taxis or official apps at night and keep copies of important documents. Consider visiting quieter parks, small galleries, or cafes to support local women owned businesses and meet people respectfully.