In a lengthy interview published over the weekend by the Sunday Times, Osborne said a return of the iconic friezes would ostensibly be part of an antiquities exchange deal

Opening on 6 December, the Goulandris Museum presents a rare chance to see works spanning 130 years of art, from Impressionism to Pop Art, marking the first time in Greece that such an extensive and representative collection is shown to the public

As the year winds down, Athens opens its arms to December’s charm. Festivals, music, theatre, and festive corners invite you to step out, slow down, and savor the season. Here’s a selection of moments you might like to add to your agenda

Focusing on the island’s ancient spirit, Chatzigiannaki delves into Santorini’s cultural imprint, presenting timeless aspects of local traditions, human geography, and ritual practices on the Aegean’s most internationally renowned island

The organizers announced January 14, 2026, as the new screening date after severe weather forced the postponement of the anniversary documentary event honoring Maria Callas’ birthday, which was to be held in the presence of Monica Bellucci

Opening on Dec. 25, the production revisits one of modern theatre’s foundational works with a fresh, incisive gaze.

Through talks, discussions, workshops, and networking events, the CoMuseum functions as a global platform for knowledge exchange and capacity-building, strengthening both cultural institutions and the communities they serve.

The British singer and songwriter with the unmistakable raspy voice will give a one-night-only concert on 13 December at the Telekom Center Athens (OAKA)

For Gerekou, this film is not just art—it is justice served. It is the emergence of a truth she believes must be heard.

The Greek Culture Ministry invites original, multi-disciplinary cultural proposals focusing on the theme: ‘return to humanity’. Submissions open Dec. 3.

Complementing today’s free entrance to the Maria Callas Museum and its upcoming street party celebrations, Monica Bellucci arrives in Athens for a special screening and tribute to “La Divina”

The issue of intellectual property and a how a late creator's heirs and rights-holders perceive their legacy in live performances made headlines in Greece, on the occasion of a touring musical tribute to Manos Hatzidakis and Mikis Theodorakis

At Athens Fashion Week, Sophia Zarifopoulos made waves with her debut collection. Now, nothing can stop her

The University of Athens receives its second Jean Monnet Chair, recognizing its expanding role in humanitarian health, crisis management and peace-building across Europe and the region

The final weekend of November brings a vibrant mix of culture and holiday atmosphere across Athens — exhibitions, illuminated Christmas villages, opera, live electronica and more

Hans Zimmer has composed music for more than 150 films and has won two Academy Awards for Best Original Score—for The Lion King and Dune

Aliagas spoke of Mouskouri with unusual candor for television, saying, “She is my friend, my mother, and my sister,” clearly fighting emotion.

Shadow theatre, puppetry, musicals, dance and international shows promise young audiences a journey into magical worlds.

Pedion tou Areos welcomes the holiday season with the return of the Christmas Village—an illuminated park filled with music, performances, festive flavors and winter magic. The festivities launch November 28, with the park’s tree-lighting ceremony at 7pm

A family-friendly guide to everything waiting for you at the brightest celebration of the season — open until January 6