A major restoration effort took 14 years to complete; theater hosts play 'Fragments: Euripides'

Step into the captivating world of Greece’s interwar years through "The Light in Between", a heartfelt musical tribute celebrating a defining era in Greek music. Don’t miss this exclusive event at Little Epidaurus Theatre on August 23 — tickets are already running low

From the glow of ancient temples to the melodies of open-air concerts, the August full moon remains one of Greece’s most atmospheric cultural nights, blending history, art, and the magic of the summer sky

From clever romantic dramas and animated adventures to B-movie mayhem and re-releases of cinematic landmarks, here are ten reasons to keep cinema-going on your summer agenda!

Tomorrow, August 8, artist Ellada Damianou brings her performative scenography research to life on the rooftop of K-Gold Temporary Gallery in Agia Paraskevi, Lesvos — part of a broader summer program blending contemporary art, performance, and local heritage

A true phenomenon of post-classical music, Ludovico Einaudi will grace for the first time the Panathenaic Stadium, known as Kallimarmaro, on September 26. Tickets are already available.

Poros blends pine-scented nature, ancient landmarks, and island charm just off the Greek mainland. With scenic trails, hidden beaches, and rich history, it's a serene escape in the Saronic Gulf perfect for nature lovers and culture seekers alike

Pythagoreio, the island’s third port, is built on the ruins of ancient Samos, once a dominant naval force under tyrant Polycrates. The town honors its most famous son, Pythagoras, with both a statue and a modern art space that hosts exhibitions and events

With a program that balances spectacle and substance, the Greek Fashion Festival aims to establish itself as a key event on the international fashion calendar—celebrating Greek creativity and positioning Athens as a growing capital of cultural innovation

This Saturday, the August full moon rises over Athens — and the Acropolis Museum invites visitors to celebrate with a night of art, history, and moonlit wonder

President of HKUST(GZ), Lionel Ni, shares how the university is transforming education, driving applied research, and forging deep academic ties with Europe—especially Greece—while aligning with China’s broader scientific and innovation agenda

Visitors can engage directly through live demonstrations, including the ceremonial “hanging of the warp,” hands-on weaving sessions, and advanced masterclasses led by skilled artisans.

Murderous violence, oppression, the quest for freedom, the many facets of gender identity, the individual and the collective, and the historical and the cultural emerged as powerful themes at this year's Athens- Epidaurus Festival

The summer home of Greece’s former royal family near Athens is being transformed into a recreational park and museum.

Wilson made a strong case for Homer’s continued relevance, especially for those in leadership roles.

The three-day summer celebration of Greek craft beer features concerts, street food and happenings in the heart of the Peloponnese.

“My view of the situation after April 21 was broadly this: the colonels' coup was, in the long term, a major mistake on the part of the Americans," Theodorakis noted.

The presentation of part of Nikos Kazantzakis' correspondence with his wife Eleni Samiou from the collections of the Kazantzakis Museum in Myrtia, Crete, marks the start of a new era for the institution—one focused on research

Theodorakis toured the world, using his concerts as platforms for protest—not just against the Greek junta, but also in solidarity with oppressed peoples: Spaniards, Portuguese, Kurds, Chileans, Palestinians, and others.

The 1930s saw the first cohesive attempts to define the visual identity of the Greek seaside through collaboration among photographers like Nelly’s and Giorgos Vafiadakis, painters such as Spyros Vassiliou, and other artists, architects, and journalists