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People raising glasses around a table of shared food.

Remember how to be together.

American Supra brings the Georgian feast into American life. Food, wine, and guided toasts bring people face to face, where strangers can become known and neighbors can begin.

The people of the table

Guests raising glasses around a long table.
The Host

A place prepared. A glass poured. Someone expected.

The Host

A place prepared. A glass poured. Someone expected.

See how a Supra works

Bring the table to your place.

Gather the people you keep meaning to spend time with.

An ongoing local relationship?
Become a Partner

A home. A restaurant.
A conference. A retreat.
Anywhere people gather.

We can lead the toasts, help you plan, or coordinate the gathering.

From Georgia to Greenville

Guests abroad.

A hiker overlooking Akhaltsikhe and the surrounding mountains in Georgia.

Through its work in Georgia, First Things Foundation learned the Supra as a guest. That experience showed us what it means to be a proper guest and host.

Hosts at home.

The open entrance to Keipi Restaurant, with people gathering inside and outside.

Much of that practice has been lost at home. American Supra carries the lesson through tables across the country, with Keipi Restaurant as its home base in Greenville.

A project ofFirst Things Foundation

Lead
the table.

Listen. Read the room.
Give others room to speak.

Learn the art of Tamada
A standing toast leader with a glass, surrounded by listeners.

Have a gathering
in mind?

Still getting to know the table?

What Is a Supra?