One Caucasus | Tserak'vi is an interdisciplinary festival and long-term borderland program that aims to foster collaboration and understanding among the diverse ethnic and religious groups in the Caucasus region. First held in Georgia in 2014, the event takes place in the region of Marneuli, Kvemo-Kartli, located at the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. At One Caucasus, musicians, artists, architects, educators, and volunteers from around the world come together to create a unique festival experience.

The festival showcases joint international music projects, multidisciplinary activities, and visual arts programs that integrate contemporary artists into the local villages. Aside from the festival, One Caucasus is committed to making a lasting impact on the community. They support the establishment of the first participatory budget in the Caucasus and conduct an all-year informal educational program for the villages of Marneuli.

Additionally, they have contributed to infrastructure development in the region, making transportation more accessible for local villages. With free admission, transport, and living zones, One Caucasus invites everyone to join them for a one-of-a-kind experience. This year's festival, happening from August 24th to 27th in Tserakvi, Marneuli, will celebrate peace, freedom, human life, and dignity while showing solidarity with Ukraine