Khidi

Techno club & queer party series · Tbilisi

Right by the river under a bridge, raw, loud and industrial: Khidi stands for hard techno and an alternative scene, with the queer party series KiKi complete with drag.

• ★ 4.0 on Google (559)
• Under the bridge
• KiKi parties
• No photos

Address

Vakhushti Bagrationi Bridge, right bank
0160 Tbilisi

Opening hours

Fri/Sat from midnight to approx. 9 am, events only

Crowd

techno lovers, international, mixed

Programme

next club nights: Fri 16 October, Fri 30 October and Fri 6 November 2026

What makes Khidi stand out

“Khidi” means bridge in Georgian, and that’s exactly where the club is: on the right bank of the Mtkvari, under the Vakhushti Bagrationi Bridge. The space is industrial and bunker-like, and the sound system is praised. The music is hard techno from Georgian and international DJs.

For the queer scene there’s the party series KiKi with drag and queer acts; dates are on the website and social media channels. A strict ban on photos and filming applies. Tickets are usually cheaper online than at the door. Georgia passed a law in 2024 that severely restricts the rights of queer people. Visible queer life is under pressure, and discretion on the way to and from the venue is advisable.

Atmosphere and crowd

The crowd is techno-loving and international. Guests praise the sound, the nice staff and the fast service at the bar. KiKi nights explicitly stand for respect, regardless of gender, origin or who you love.

Contact

Editorially researched, as of October 2026. Sources: club website, Nomadic Boys, GayOut, Huck Magazine and Google reviews (4.0 stars, 559 reviews). Opening hours, prices and programme may change, please check before visiting.