The walls of the house-museum exhibition hall are decorated with photographs depicting Jivani's childhood and his children, as well as various objects related to his life in the Alexandrapol (Gyumri) and Tbilisi regions.

Jivani's daughter, Hripsime's grandson, Jivan Hakobyan, Gagik Varderesyan and others have contributed to the development of the collection.

There are photographs of Armenian and foreign celebrities, who valued Jivani or are closely connected with the ashough in their life and work.

The exhibition ends with photographs of Jivani’s tombstone and the pictures of ashough school (founded in Yerevan, 1997), streets and monuments.

The memorial section was restored while preserving the characteristics of the region's traditional houses from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

A team has been involved in the reconstruction of the memorial section thanks to the efforts of the executive board of the "Support to Javakheti" Foundation.