The Greek Film Archive Celebrates 'New Finnish Cinema' showcasing 13 Finnish films with Greek and English subtitles from March 21-27
One of the most remarkable sites in Greece, the Petralona Cave where a prehistoric skull was found, has reopened to the public
In ancient Greece, the Vernal Equinox was believed to mark the return of the goddess Persephone from the underworld
On March 21, the University of Athens will hold open poetry readings in all languages from 10am to 10pm celebrating World Poetry Day.
Sunday marks the climax of the Carnival season in Greece and tens of thousands have gathered in the western port city of Patras to celebrate
Things to do this weekend include numerous open-air carnival celebrations and gatherings, a captivating dance performance, and a photography group exhibition
This week's lineup features a Golden Bear-awarded French documentary exploring mental health, an Oscar-nominated drama, an Australian mystery sequel, and an American queer romantic noir
Ibrahim Nash'at's award-winning "Hollywoodgate" documentary makes its Greek premiere at the 26th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival showcased today and tomorrow
Ten shipwrecks, some dating back to 3000 BC, were discovered off the coast of Kasos in Greece following an underwater archaeological study.
Cities holding vibrant carnival celebrations are witnessing high demand, with the country’s carnival capital, Patras, located in the north of Peloponnese, taking center stage as new property listings on rental platforms are on the rise
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated Yorgos Lanthimos for Oscar-winner ‘Poor Things’, saying that his pioneering work reflects ‘a Greece of continuous exploration, creativity, and advancement’
The Hellenic American Union showcases Edwards' awarded film based on Capote's homonymous novel. The screening is scheduled for today at 7:15 pm offering free admission
"Neapolis" exhibition will last until May 25 and offers free admission
Box Office hit "Barbie" claimed only one Oscar
However, the concept of the red carpet traces back to Aeschylus's "Agamemnon" in 458 BC, depicting the hero's return home to find a regal purple carpet laid out by his wife
This weekend, amidst numerous activities, you can explore an exhibition featuring Greek women ceramic artists, Technopolis' art exhibition commemorating International Women's Day, a special dance performance, and cinematic offerings from the KINO Athens film fest
An American horror film, an Academy Award-winning biography, an Irish documentary, and an absolutely moving nanny-child drama have been added to Athens' cinemas this week, while Athens KINO Festival is still on
Guest speaker Prof. Brian D. Joseph, The Kenneth E. Naylor Professor of South Slavic Languages and Linguistics at Ohio State, focused on the grammatical element known as the “augment”, and how it was maintained and evolved over the millennia and in regional dialects
Describing the Espresso Freddo, the global food/beverage ranking site explains it is a simple coffee combining espresso and ice, with this “Greek version primarily blending the two ingredients until the coffee is slightly chilled, smooth, and creamy”
The director of the Acropolis Museum Nikos Stampolidis said the perfect space to host the Marbles is the Acropolis Museum