The international human rights lawyer joined the UNESCO gathering on “AI and Culture” at the Temple of Olympian Zeus, after meetings with President Konstantinos Tasoulas and PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Blake Edwards’ beloved 1961 romantic comedy comes to one of Athens’ best-known open-air cinemas, offering audiences a chance to revisit iconic story of love, loneliness and independence starring legendary actress Audrey Hepburn

Amal Clooney is in Athens for UNESCO's Culture events, meeting President Tasoulas before a closed-door talk on AI and culture and a gala dinner.

A season blending music, dance and theatre — from Brian Cox's live lecture to Paris Opera étoiles and Momix's dreamlike "Alice."

The three-day event will bring together gamers, esports competitors, creators, cosplayers and technology brands for a packed program of tournaments, live shows, challenges and giveaways

A new oral-history project preserves the memories of miners who worked in the Cycladic island’s iron-ore mines under harsh and dangerous conditions

Visitors can explore Greece's regional dance through workshops, live performances and music, with styles from Skiathos, Crete, Rhodes and other parts of the country featured throughout September

The Australian comedian takes an irreverent look at love, family and cultural expectations through musical comedy, rapid-fire observations and stories drawn from her own cross-cultural relationship

Set against the Athenian skyline, the evening experience will combine hands-on ceramics, wine, food and music, with participants taking home their finished work after a second firing

The two-day event will bring together live music, graffiti, street dance, parkour, second-hand shopping and late-night parties at Thessaloniki’s historic former slaughterhouses

The two-day festival returns to PLYFA on Sept. 18-19 with Lena Platonos, Pan Pan, In Trance 95, Selofan, Usurum and a wide-ranging lineup curated by VASSIŁINA

The Chinese production combines acrobatics, dance and classical music in a story of ambition, resilience and transformation, with performances in Thessaloniki and Athens this September

Patsios's "Woke on the Wild Side" at ALMA Gallery blends collage and painting, pop culture and politics, in a bold visual world open to interpretation.

An unanswered letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham reignites the fight over the Parthenon Marbles, as critics ask who he's afraid of.

Kosuke teaches in the humanities department at Shujitsu University. He came to Thessaloniki in 2016, and has translated Kazantzakis.

A ruling by Greece's Central Archaeological Council keeps three Athens museums out of a Frankfurt exhibition featuring Parthenon Marbles fragments held by the British Museum, a move officials say avoids legitimizing British ownership of the sculptures

Inspired by Barbara Kruger’s bold visual language, the free workshop invites children to turn words and slogans into their own prints

Nearly 200 contemporary works bring artists from Korea and Greece together in a celebration of cultural exchange, friendship and six decades of diplomatic ties

The Athens museum is among six European institutions recognized for innovative approaches to art and contemporary social issues

Beethoven, major international orchestras, Pina Bausch’s Tanztheater, jazz, opera, contemporary music and family programming headline the Athens concert hall’s packed fall and winter calendar