A research program took place last May to salvage objects from the sunken wreckage of the Britannic for the first time ever, at depths of more than 120 meters

On September 21 Athens' air at the hill of Lycabettus will be filled with fiery guitars, handclaps, percussion, and the unrelenting spirit of a music that carries the story of the gitanos across borders

The magic isn’t over yet—Vissi returns to the same stage tonight for a second show, part of whose proceeds will support “ELPIDA – Association of Friends of Children with Cancer.”

Former French Minister of Labour explores AI, ecological change, and human creativity in a special lecture and “Matrix of Worlds” exhibition

The iconic 'Instagram isle' ushers in autumn with beer, rock music and merriment at the first-ever Brewing Rock Festival

From major art fairs to intimate solo shows, here’s a look at some of the most anticipated exhibitions opening in Athens this September

The first Greek series to reach Netflix and go viral worldwide—praised for its gripping story and the creative brilliance of its cast and crew—has announced the start of filming for Season 4, with new international locations and the first episode’s title now revealed

The Church was originally founded in 1713 by Augustinus Sagredo, fleet superintendent of the Venetian Republic, who dedicated it to Saint Nicholas as the patron of sailors.

A season of music under the Acropolis: discover all the concerts happening at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus until October 15, before it temporarily closes for renovations

The poll, carried out on behalf of the Parthenon Project, found that 61% of respondents favored the sculptures’ unconditional return after seeing photographs of the statues in both London and Athens.

Photography, film, comics, drag shows, cabaret, and more come together in a three-day celebration of queer experience at the Hellenic American Union, September 12–14

Rising stars and established talents of the Greek jazz scene join forces with contemporary dance, acrobatics, and improvisation in the ancient Forest of Dionysos. In other words, we just found your weekend plans.

For Trotter, the mission is clear: “Every reunion closes a circle. I feel 100% Greek—and I’ll keep fighting until everyone finds their way home.”

Beyond its famous landmarks, Rome conceals small cultural treasures—gems of history, art, and daily life that reveal the city’s timeless power and identity

For the first time, Greek directors Stergios Dinopoulos and Krysianna B. Papadakis receive the Europa Cinemas Venice Label, a prize that boosts the circulation and visibility of winning films across Europe

A new permanent exhibition near Athens will house the remains of the so-called Faliro “Desmotes,” or "Shackled Skeletons", victims of mass executions in the 7th century BC. The €6.5 million project aims to preserve and present the unique find to the public.

From Greek premieres to global voices, the Drama International Short Film Festival returns September 8–14 with 223 films from 49 countries, a celebration of cinematic brevity and boundless imagination

Ioannidis' accolades include international recognition from UNESCO (2022), WBAF/G20 (2024), and Who is Who International (2025).

One of Athens’ most iconic community hubs unveils a vibrant month-long program featuring art workshops, multicultural celebrations, international cuisine, pop-ups, DJ sets, theater, sustainability initiatives, and socially conscious projects

Athens celebrates literature with the city’s biggest book festival, bringing together 210 publishers, 285 stands, and more than 200 cultural events from September 5 to 21