David Morales, Steve Aoki, Benny Benassi, Meduza and Deborah De Luca are among the international electronic music heavyweights set to take the decks at Cavo Paradiso

Watch four Stanley Kubrick classics under the August full moon during an all-night free film marathon starting at 9 p.m.

Weeks before its release, the Oasis documentary Don't Look Back in Anger got its first trailer, giving fans a glimpse of what's coming

The immersive walking experience combines excerpts from the author’s stories with music and soundscapes, taking visitors through places connected to his work and the island’s history

Village squares, schoolyards and cultural venues across Crete come to life with comedies, puppet shows and social satire

Visitors can explore the legendary opera singer’s life, career and legacy through exhibits, videos, rare audio recordings and personal objects

Researcher Nikos Mavridis examines Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” as a sweeping cinematic narrative about U.S. hegemony, the crisis of globalization and the parallels between the Bronze Age and the age of AI

Mary as a model mother and daughter in the Quran, her role in Muslim communal unity, feminist readings and shared sites of devotion with Christians: Religious studies scholar Angeliki Ziaka and researcher Younous Mirza speak to To Vima

Church processions, communal meals and customs that differ from island to island define how the Feast of the Assumption is marked across the Dodecanese.

As the island prepares for the Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, celebrations are centered on the Panagia Kanala shrine and a traditional reenactment of the discovery of its sacred icon.

A guided 90-minute experience in Kapandriti combines four wines from Costa Lazaridi with Greek cheeses and handmade breadsticks.

At The Breeder in Athens, the artist transforms familiar logos, lyrics and sounds into unsettling reflections on violence, consumerism, collective memory and the unequal experience of the future

Survey finds wide public awareness and positive reception of The Odyssey in Greece; split opinion over artistic freedom, casting and fidelity to Homer’s epic

The ministry decision is part of a wider effort to ensure that Thrace’s cultural heritage contributes to the region’s future

Over five decades, the philosopher and author moved from Marxism to Orthodox theology and back to a modernist critique of Greek society, becoming one of the country's most closely followed public intellectuals

Culture minister says one of the country's best-preserved ancient fortresses, Aigosthena, sustained minor damage, although restoration infrastructure and frescoes require immediate attention

Artists revisit classical archaeology, mythology and cultural memory in a thought-provoking show on the island of Samos

Contemporary artists draw inspiration from the enigmatic 3,500-year-old clay figures unearthed at the Agia Irini site on Kea, whose identity continues to intrigue archaeologists

In its 5th year, the 11-day festival has established itself as a platform for international dialogue while showcasing Chios' rich cultural heritage

In Japan, broken ceramics are mended back together with the use of a gold paste and given new life