The Greek National Opera presents a new production of Turandot at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, featuring visionary director Andrei Șerban, legendary designer Chloé Obolensky, and world-class sopranos Lise Lindstrom and Catherine Foster, for the Athens & Epidaurus Festival

The Megaron Athens Concert Hall presents an evening of classical brilliance and contemporary innovation by one of the world’s premier ballet institutions, May 28–29—supporting Lifeline Hellas' mission to provide life-saving incubators to Athens’ children’s hospitals

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni calls for culture to be treated as a strategic, not secondary, policy in the EU.

One thing’s for sure, Greece’s history at Eurovision is full of color, drama, and flair—win or lose, it’s never boring

A wave of criticism has erupted over the proposed “loan” of the Parthenon Sculptures. Despite the ongoing debate, indications suggest that a permanent return to Greece is not under consideration.

The GRAMMY®-winning jazz pianist, MONK’estra bandleader, and acclaimed film and television composer comes to the Theater of the NO for one night only—May 15

All eyes now turn to the second semifinal on Thursday, May 15, where Greece will compete with Klavdia performing the song “Asteromata.” Greece will take the stage 7th in the running order

Five times Eurovision champions came back to the contest, only to see their dreams crash and burn.

In interviews, Klavdia has expressed her lifelong admiration for the Eurovision Song Contest, describing it as a “magical world” she’s dreamed of being a part of since childhood.

The American abstract artist invites us to smile, let go—and see differently

Greece’s official entry, performed by Klavdia, will compete in the second semi-final, scheduled for Thursday

Israeli literary critic Oded Wolkstein speaks out following the cancellation of an event at the Thessaloniki Book Fair after 150 people occupied the venue chanting pro-Palestinian slogans

Agapi is set during the rise the rise of nationalist Kemalist forces in 1921, whose eventual prevalence a year later marked the abrupt end of millennia of Hellenism and Christianity in Asia Minor

Professor Juan de Lara used archaeology and advanced 3D technology to point to 'advanced lighting techniques to transform the inside of the Parthenon into a stage of divine spectacle'

Seven fiction films, two documentaries, and a tribute to Ho Chi Minh mark 50 years of Vietnam–Greece relations

For Switzerland, 2024 marked a return to Eurovision glory — 36 years after Céline Dion's victory, Nemo brought the trophy home. But for the contest itself, the year was seen by many as a troubling low point

From rooftops with Acropolis views to jasmine-scented backyards, these open-air gems define the city’s coolest nights

From Greece’s withdrawal in 1975 in protest over Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus to Russia’s exclusion and recent calls to boycott Israel, the Eurovision Song Contest has long been a stage for geopolitical tensions

Following its sold-out run, Maria Iliou’s documentary Athens in the Interwar Years returns to the Megaron Concert Hall with Greek and English subtitles — limited tickets remaining

The Gallery is filing an additional lawsuit against Papadopoulos, following the incident on March 10 when he entered the exhibition “The Allure of the Stranger” with an associate and damaged works by artist Christoforos Katsadiotis.