The Sorbonne University – Université Sorbonne Paris Nord is one of the thirteen autonomous universities that succeeded the historic University of Paris, widely known as the Sorbonne

From live music and lively parties to art exhibitions and festive markets, here are five exciting ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Athens

The historic fortress town of Monemvasia in the Peloponnese is under threat due to culture ministry plans to construct a cable car there.

Scheduled for March 1 and 2, the staging of Euripides' Hippolytus at Hong Kong’s premier cultural event—renowned for hosting top global artists for over 50 years—marks a milestone in bringing contemporary Greek art and ancient drama to new audiences

While Bugonia, Lanthimos' upcoming sci-fi film, is set for release this November, the multi-awarded Greek auteur is already working on new projects.

To Vima International Edition attended South African-Greek contemporary artist Penny Siopis’ retrospective exhibition “For Dear Life,” culminating at EMST on February 16

Leading this week’s cinematic lineup is The Brutalist, an Oscar contender with 10 nominations and a three-time Golden Globe winner

From the timeless melodies of Gilad Atzmon’s Bass-Less Quartet to the evocative fusion of the Harris Lambrakis Quartet, jazz enthusiasts have two unique opportunities to enjoy the intimate atmosphere of live performances this weekend

So far, no damage has been reported to the island’s cultural heritage, with exhibits already safeguarded. Meanwhile, the Greek Ministry of Culture held an emergency meeting on February 6.

'Mary, Marianna, Maria-The Unsung Greek Years of Callas', the latest documentary on the legendary soprano, premieres on February 13 in Athens- the place where the making of an icon began

The Culture Ministry’s recognition of the Spathario Museum collection ensures the treasured Greek craft and art form will be handed over to the next generations.

"The energy of the streets, the cinematic tension in fleeting moments..." – these are the driving forces behind John Vlahakis’ work, which will be presented in black-and-white photos at Blank Wall Gallery this Friday, scheduled for February 7–12

From Greek folklore embroideries to African culture and identity, talks on Athens’ apartment buildings, innovative sculptors, and non-conventional feminist iconography

While Santorini’s volcanic nature continues to shape its landscape, it has also granted the island an extraordinary history and cultural legacy

Non-Western gems, Oscar contenders, and compelling documentaries bring a diverse lineup to Athens' movie theaters from January 30 to February 5.

FireAid follows in the footsteps of legendary benefit concerts like FarmAid, LiveAid, and One Love Manchester—proving that when tragedy strikes, the power of music can bring hope and healing to those in need.

A crowd gathered below on Savile Row in Central London and watched in awe as the legendary band performed from the rooftop of their Apple Corps headquarters with contagious energy despite the tensions that had been brewing behind the scenes

This weekend, choose from an exhibition on art’s political role in Southern Europe, a unique concert blending Greek folk with Latin American and Celtic sounds, a magical bubble show for kids, a cinephile film festival, and a classical music concert

Since its publication, the poem has been analyzed through mythological, religious, and classical lenses, its themes of mourning and loss resonating across generations.

According to myth, the Jade Emperor, otherwise known as the 'ruler of Heaven', decreed that 12 animals would serve as symbols of time. To determine their order, he gathered them on one side of a great river and challenged them to race across.