In lieu of wreaths, the family encourages donations to music education: a cause close to the Savvopoulos’ heart.

Turning 40, Athens’ Museum of Cycladic Art announces a bold new phase of 'Transformation' aimed at reshaping the visitor experience and its global role.

The roadmaps will help local authorities shape cultural strategies, develop regional brands, and access EU funding for tourism and growth.

The Greek Culture Ministry’s annual initiative combines sustainability with history and heritage, inviting the public to free events from May 22 to 25.

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni calls for culture to be treated as a strategic, not secondary, policy in the EU.

Dance artists from around the world converge in Kalamata from July 18–27, celebrating dance as a universal language of compassion, inclusion, and connection.

TO BHMA International Edition speaks to folklorist and author Eleni Manou about efforts to preserve the endangered Greek Tsakonian dialect

Greek Carnival traditions that date back to antiquity can still be experienced in many parts of the country. All you need is a mask and a smile.

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 39th European Film Awards, for the first time in Southeastern Europe, will take place at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center.

The women from the Cyclades islands, their roles and lives, take center stage in the Kykladitisses exhibition, which opens this Thursday.

Greece appears to be inching closer to the resolution of a decades-long dispute with the British Museum for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to their home of origin.

World renowned artists take the spotlight on the Greek island of Syros through to Nov. 24 in a celebration of classical music.

Medieval times come to life on the eponymous island of Rhodes over the weekend with events and happenings for young and old

The Syros Rebetiko Festival casts the spotlight on the role of women performers, composers, and musicians.

Sitia is turning to traditions to boost its appeal as a tourist destination. ‘To Vima English Edition’ spoke with locals about their vision and plans

The internationally renowned linguist explains the conclusions of the international seminar on modern Greek, which was attended by professors from the Ohio State University, which hosts the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship of Modern Greek Language and Culture, as well as professors from the universities of Athens, Ljubljana and Masaryk.

Jenny Mastoraki left her indelible mark on 20th century Greek poetry and translation experimenting with new literary fields.

Starting on July 12 and for 10 days, the coastal town of Kalamata celebrates with its now famous international dance festival.

Traditional Cretan handicrafts, dances, music and cuisine take center stage this weekend during the 5th Sitia Festival of Culture, Tradition & Arts.