The artist spoke with TO BHMA about her connection to the Greek capital, as well as her new project Pharmacy.

Three concept store owners share their vision of creating coffee shops that tell a story.

Here are a few recommendation for anyone looking to get out of the house this weekend!

The iconic movie theater in the center of Athens is highlighted by Time Out magazine in their global best cinema list.

The photography exhibition hosted at Blank Wall Gallery in Kypselli invites you to explore portraiture beyond its look.

Greek brewers bring their best beers to Athens’ Only Craft festival on March 27–29, plus plenty of food, music, and dancing.

The renowned jazz vocalist returns to Half Note Jazz Club, with the special guest saxophonist Max Hacker.

The retrospective of Greek painter Alexis Akrithakis curated by Chloé Akrithaki and Alexios Papazacharia includes private collectors' pieces among well-known works.

The SNFCC hosts the fourth WOW Festival at the SNFCC, celebrating women’s voices through talks, music, workshops, and performances.

Organizers hope the festival will evolve into a hub for writers and readers and encourage greater engagement with literature.

Returning for a second year, this festival is a celebration of wild fermentation and discovering Greece through independent agricultural production.

Just in time for International Women's Day, the two time Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist performs for 4 nights in the heart of Athens.

Experience an improv show like no other in the heart of Athens

Celebrate Clean Monday like a local with fresh seafood, traditional meze, and vibrant Lenten dishes. From cozy tavernas to high-end restaurants, Athens offers the perfect settings to enjoy the first day of Lent with family and friends.

Choreographer and dancer Antonia Economou talks to To Vima about The Great Nothing, her new work at Tzamia Krystalla, an Athens-based space devoted to experimental performance. Inspired by cosmic emptiness, cinema, and distortion, the piece examines isolation, loss, and the fragile persistence of the body.

Set in interwar New York, Astoria, the new production at Pallas Theater, tells the story of Greek immigrants who crossed an ocean simply to endure. Through music, memory, and a single coffeehouse, the performance traces exile, survival, and the fragile hope of belonging

Captured in the years following World War II, McCabe’s photographs approach Delphi with restraint and deep sensitivity. His lens traces the dialogue between monumental ruins and the surrounding landscape, revealing a place shaped as much by light and silence as by stone

Drawing its poetic and conceptual core from one of the most enigmatic phenomena in the universe—the 'Boötes Void', also known as “The Great Nothing”—Economou's dance performance unfolds in a landscape of apparent emptiness that is anything but void

Since 2013, 'Mountains on Stage' has been curating a selection of the world’s finest mountain films, touring twice a year across 23 countries and reaching more than 200,000 viewers annually. On January 29, this global celebration of mountain storytelling arrives in Athens for a special one-day event at Studio New Star Art Cinema

More than 20 pianists will perform across stages and foyers, moving effortlessly between solo recitals, storytelling, film screenings with live music, and large-scale multi-piano ensembles during Megaron's Piano Days 2026, running this weekend, January 24-25