Later information solves 'mystery' of archaic-looking finds off Hersonnisos beaches

Since 2008, the White Tower has housed a permanent exhibition dedicated to Thessaloniki’s history—from its founding in 316 BC to the 20th century—showcasing the city’s multifaceted cultural heritage.

EMST presents two striking exhibitions on its third floor. “Greek Month in London” revisits the landmark 1975 event that introduced contemporary Greek art to London, while “Sea Garden” explores landscapes, human interventions, and the changing interplay of water and earth

The Maria Callas Museum transforms November into a celebration of art, emotion, and imagination

As Athens welcomes a wave of new films this week, all eyes are on Yorgos Lanthimos and his much-anticipated “Bugonia” — a film that may mark both an arrival and a temporary farewell

Autumn may be slow to reach Athens, but jazz is already here. As forecasts hint at November rains, pianos, trumpets, and smoky voices spill warmth across the city — from candlelit bars to concert halls — setting the tone for the most atmospheric month of the year

Fatih Akin has indeed taken risks and survived—but he has done so by delving into the present, not the historical past. He is a filmmaker of the here and now, rarely turning his gaze backward

With complete success and a large turnout, the digital discussion organized by the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship at Ohio State University was held, focusing on Culture and Education in the Greek-American Community

Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said the sculptures are part of a heritage that belongs not only to Greece but to all of humanity.

An international project with a distinctly Greek soul, Sweetsick will be filmed in both Greek and English, highlighting the global scope of the endeavor.

The world-renowned Grands Ballets Canadiens return to Athens for three electrifying nights at Megaron Hall, November 7–9, presenting a double bill by choreographer Mauro Bigonzetti. A journey from Vivaldi’s brilliance to the fiery rhythms of Southern Italy — only a few tickets remain

For six vibrant days, Athens becomes the cocktail capital of Europe, welcoming some of the world’s best bars and bartenders for Greece’s biggest urban mixology celebration

The celebrated composer, producer, and father of singer Vicky Leandros passed away at 102, leaving behind a musical legacy that bridged Greece and Europe and sold more than 120 million records worldwide

A few days after the 100th anniversary of his birth, Megaron – Athens Concert Hall celebrates Manos Hadjidakis with a cinematic marathon featuring four emblematic films showcasing his iconic scores on November 2

“This particular location is even more remarkable due to the age of the finds and the diversity of the fauna they represent, dating to the Pliocene epoch—about 4.2 to 3.2 million years ago,” said Professor Lazaridis.

In New York, the Cooper Hewitt, housed in the historic Andrew Carnegie Mansion, is the U.S.’s only museum entirely dedicated to design.

Pumpkin carving, ghost hunting, spooky labs, movie screenings, stand-up comedy, art workshops and sweet corners — just some of the tricks (and treats) awaiting visitors at Kypseli Municipal Market this weekend as it hosts the first-ever Athens Halloween Festival.

The main exception is the Acropolis Museum beneath the south side of the emblematic archaeological site in central Athens, as the latter is managed by a separate public sector organization

This Halloween, as the lights dim and the first notes of Herrmann’s piercing score echo through the theatre, Athens audiences will relive the magic and the terror of Hitchcock’s Psycho, the 1960 classic that changed cinema and made showers feel just a little less safe

Through curated culinary events, visitors can now experience ancient Greek sites and monuments in an entirely new way.