Straight from Buffalo, a modern architect of raw East Coast rap steps onto the Athens stage Wednesday, November 19 at the stage of Arch Club (few tickets left)

Now playing at the National Theatre of Greece, the acclaimed production that premiered in London turns listening into a radical act, shifting the focus from speech to the living world around us

Following the success of its earlier stagings, Encardia’s music-theatrical adaptation of Giannis Ritsos’ Moonlight Sonata returns to THEATRE OF THE NO for two additional performances, on Sunday November 16 and Sunday November 30 at 20:00

For one weekend only, Alsos Veikou transforms into a creative playground as the Athens Big Top Festival brings contemporary circus, live music, workshops, and community actions to Galatsi on November 15–16

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

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

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

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

For one day only, the country turns into a vast movie theater, inviting everyone to rediscover the joy of the big screen beyond the solitude of streaming

STUDIO New Star Art Cinema launches daytime screenings with a Lanthimos retrospective and the Athens Palestine Film Festival, proving that cinema shines just as brightly in daylight

Multisensory performances, inclusive talk panels, participatory dance and sound workshops, an art piece inspired by a traditional Japanese mending technique, and a nationwide awareness campaign — all come together this weekend, October 22–23, at Technopolis City of Athens, for a festival that redefines what it means to transform

The Hellenic American Union hosts a double opening tonight, featuring new works by Antonis Koutroumpis and Costa Lefkochir — two artists exploring the boundaries between performance, painting, and philosophy

After sold-out shows around the world, the acclaimed digital exhibition arrives in Athens, October 22, offering visitors a chance to step into the colors, emotions, and genius of Vincent van Gogh through an unforgettable immersive experience,

The APFF returns for a month of screenings and open dialogue, bridging Greek and Palestinian communities through art and shared experience. “This is not just cinema. This is for those unafraid to look at the sun — to face truth without turning away.”