Culture

The Municipality of Athens offers free guided tours starting Jan. 18 aiming to showcase the city’s rich heritage

Reinstatement > 72 Centuries A.C. is a continuation of 15 smaller works by sculptor Giorgos Georgiadis created between 2014 and 2024, titled Reverse Mythology

The archaeological sites of Kerameikos and the Ancient Agora in Athens are set to welcome all visitors by year-end with inclusive renovations.

Unbeknownst to many, Ancient Greece was the birthplace of plenty of the small machines, gestures, and technologies that we use day-to-day.

For the first time since 2017, the Greek broadcasting network ERT will be airing the national pre-selection competition to choose this year’s Greek entry, Ethnikós Telikós, from Basel on Thursday, January 30.

Ten major archaeological discoveries made in Greece and beyond in 2024 are changing our understanding of the past, revealing previously unknown chapters in history and raising new questions that demand answers

Academy Award-winning Stanley Donen's 'Charade', a romantic comedy-mystery starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, will be presented this Tuesday at HAU with free admission

Maria Iliou's documentary 'Athens in the Interwar Years', featuring unpublished audiovisual material, offers a kaleidoscopic view of Athens' social, political and cultural life during that period, screening at Megaron Concert Hall, January 17–20 in Greek and English

Anti-semitic sentiments were at an all-time high in France, brought upon by the rise of nationalism and exacerbated after the influential 1886 publication of “Jewish France” by Édouard Drumont, the director and publisher of the anti-Semitic newspaper La Libre Parole.

Preceding the Greek revolution, there were regional flags circulating which often utilized religious and mythical symbols including St. George the Dragon, the double-headed eagle, and/or Christian emblems.

The Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation’s Jazz at the Museum series kicks off 2025 with the Dimitris Tsakas Trio and their performance, 'Genesis,' on January 17

This week, Greek cinemas feature a select but highly praised lineup of films, offering something for every taste. From intense political dramas to touching human stories, and even a heartwarming children's tale, here's what to look out for: