GEORGIA, THE HIDDEN GEM
GEM Fest—you most likely have never heard of, but definitely will—stands for 'Georgian Electronic Music Festival', and if you think Georgia is somewhere in The United States, you are wrong and maybe it’s not a bad idea to take a few geography lessons. Georgia is a small, but extraodinary beautiful country in the Caucasus region on Eurasia located at the crossroads of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, bounded to the west by the Black Sea, to the north by Russia, tothe south by Turkey and Armenia.
GEM Fest will take place for the first time this year in Anaklia, Georgia from July 30 to August 7.
It will be held on the shores of the Black Sea, in a natural, subtropical setting, surrounded with concept architecture and artwork. A number of stages and an open-air cinema will be open in a setting spread across 18 hectares, 24 hours a day.
GEM Fest was conceived as an international, multi-platform festival to celebrate the most illustrious, the brightest, and the best in youth culture, dance music, and stagecraft today. The supernovas and bright young stars of the global electronic scene, the most dazzling developments in modern art, and the most passionate trailblazers and trendsetters; choreographers, art directors, designers, photographers, cinematographers, DJs, video artists and even athletes — anything that makes you turn your head and say, ‘Brilliant!’ We want our festival to bring together not only the most lustrous and renowned pearls from all over the world, but also a handful of uncut diamonds; we want to provide a platform for the realization of unbridled artistic potential and help to uncover the priceless gem that is hidden in every artistic talent. We want to bring you all together in one place — on the cutting edge — and make you dance. What we are doing can be summed up in just one phrase: ‘It’s an absolute gem!’
The venue, the sea resort called Anaklia, is another hidden treasure of Georgia that we can’t wait to show the whole world. It’s tucked away in the Samegrelo province, at the point where the thundering Inguri flows into the Black Sea. This unique resort location is known for its mild subtropical climate and stunning sunsets, as well as the modern sculpture and architecture created by famous Italian designer and architect Michele De Lucchi.
A few words about the organizing committee. A professional international team, together boasting experience on numerous major events of the likes of Kazantip and Exit Festival, has consolidated efforts and resources to put on what will be Georgia’s biggest and most iconic festival. In fact, we’re in no way descending into bombastic exaggeration when we say that it’s an event of national importance: the festival has been put together in collaboration with the Georgian Government.
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