Oni museum opened in 1948 and holds up to 15000 exponents today. The archeological material which is preserved in the museum reflects the different periods of historical and cultural development of Georgia. Along with data connected to Georgia and Georgian heritage the museum has exhibits that were owned by Jewish individuals living in Oni. You can find some paintings of Jewish people as well. The museum is not in a good condition but a new building is being built, where these materials will be moved.