The three countries are preparing a joint cross-border nomination for the Great Prespa area, which combines rare wildlife, protected wetlands and Byzantine and post-Byzantine monuments.

Poet and classicist Anne Carson doesn’t treat ancient Greece as a museum relic. Through Sappho, Sophocles, and Euripides, she turns its fragments into a living way of reading the present.

Director Garth Jennings’ 98-minute music film which captures the British band’s celebrated comeback will be shown at the Athens International Film Festival

The ultimate goal of Greece’s participation in WOMEX is to transform international visibility into collaborations and professional opportunities for Greek artists

Carson’s prize-winning body of work draws deeply on ancient Greek literature, and includes praised translations of Sappho and Greek tragedies

A dark drama about reality television, Aaron Sorkin’s examination of Facebook and Bi Gan’s dreamlike “Resurrection” lead this week’s releases, with the Chinese film standing out as the critic’s top choice

Another Greek distinction: researcher, founder and president of the Ethnological Museum of Thrace, Angeliki Giannakidou received the Lifetime Achievement Award

The 12th International Summer University took the future of Greek learning in the diaspora to Sydney, where the community asked for one thing: continuity

An exhibition in Athens next year will showcase cultural treasures returned from the US. Greece also eyes wider cooperation ahead of the 2028 LA Olympics

A new exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum and the German Archaeological Institute Athens examines a wartime rupture in the relationship between two institutions

In a scathing reply, Anna Vissi accuses Nikos Karvelas of demanding €1.5 million days before her OAKA concert and threatening to ruin her, branding his four-page statement hypocritical.

Jakab Marastoni's "Greek Woman," painted in 1845, marked the start of the Hungarian National Gallery's collection. Its story, the gallery, and the painter

The historic industrial monument will house Thessaloniki’s museum of contemporary art collections, its state orchestra and conservatory

Rhodes steps back in time on October 9-11, when the Medieval City comes alive with jousting, sword fights, archery, Medieval embroidery workshops and much more

The legendary British band will perform at Telekom Center Athens on October 13, 2026, with rising UK rock act Jayler joining them as special guest

Greek-born singer recognized for a career that helped build cultural bridges between Greece and Germany

The Greece-Bulgaria deal returning 48 church relics in exchange for Tsar Samuel's remains has drawn mixed reactions. How will talks continue?

Athens Concert Hall marks the composer’s 80th birthday with three performances exploring his boundary-breaking music, from experimental trumpet and cello works to a playful multimedia ensemble program

The Metropolitan Opera’s filmed production brings Mozart’s witty, provocative opera to Athens, with a new staging inspired by New York’s legendary Coney Island

Greece and Bulgaria turn a painful chapter of past shared history into an act of supreme cultural diplomacy, with 48 Greek Orthodox ecclesiastical artifacts returning from Bulgaria and what are believed to be remains of medieval Bulgarian Tsar Samuel heading to Sofia