Recorded West End production of Arthur Miller’s classic arrives at Megaron Athens, offering audiences a powerful exploration of guilt, responsibility and family secrets through a globally acclaimed cast and direction.

Perched above the northeastern edge of the drained Copais (Kopaida) Lake basin, Gla has long stood as a testament to Mycenaean engineering and ambition

The time the Oscar-winning director offer another glimpse of the Hollywood mega-production at Las Vegas' CinemaCon

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The digital reconstruction reveals the Palace of Knossos as scholars believe it once stood: a vast, labyrinthine complex of more than 1,000 rooms

The American soul icon will headline the final concert at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens before the famed conservatory shuts its doors for a landmark three-year restoration, making his June 30 performance a once-in-a-generation farewell.

The approval of the museographic preliminary study for the National Archaeological Museum and the Epigraphic Museum by the Museum Council marks the next step in their modernisation, with a new narrative, a unified route, and a more accessible experience for visitors

Greece’s presence at the German Jazz Expo signals a confident, outward-looking scene ready to expand its global footprint.

The Greek Postal Service releases commemorative stamps celebrating 100 years of the Academy of Athens and its cultural legacy.

Underwater research at the Mentor shipwreck has, for the first time, uncovered a sculpted decorative item possibly linked to the Parthenon.

Ancient Athenian playwright Aristophanes first coined a mammoth word consisting of 172 letters, 27 components and 78 syllables for one of his comedies

Easter lamb traditions vary widely across Greece, shaped by local customs and beliefs

Easter art: Some of the most famous representations of the Passion, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ

While the core religious rituals continued unchanged from the Byzantine tradition, historical accounts shed light on how the great feast day of Easter was experienced, expressed and remembered during the often dour era of Ottoman rule

Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient cult site on the Greek island of Ithaca dedicated to Odysseus, the legendary hero of Homer’s epic, offering fresh evidence of the deep entanglement between myth and religious practice in ancient Greece, the Culture Ministry announced. Excavations at a site known as the “School of Homer,” perched on a hillside […]

Crowds gathered across western Greece on Saturday morning to observe one of the country’s most distinctive Easter traditions, as residents hurled clay jugs from balconies and rooftops to mark the First Resurrection of the Greek Orthodox Easter. In Corfu, large numbers of spectators packed the Liston arcade and Spianada square to watch locals drop water-filled […]

Greece is setting the stage for the 39th European Film Awards with year-round film events and happenings

The Holy Fire ceremony took place in Jerusalem in an atmosphere of intense emotion, as worshippers waited eagerly to light their candles. When the eternal flame illuminated the church, bells rang out in joyful celebration and the fervor of the faithful was beyond description. The doors of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem […]

Greek television network MEGA TV, part of the Alter Ego Media group, has unveiled “Pemptousia+,” a digital streaming service dedicated to Orthodox Christian faith, history, and culture, available through its website megatv.com and hybrid platform MEGA Play. The service brings together documentaries, curated concerts, and themed programs covering religious sites, the lives of saints, monasteries […]

To this day, the Inscription of Sophytos remains one of the most striking pieces of evidence for the spread of Greek culture far beyond the Mediterranean world in the wake of Alexander’s conquests.