Despite its legendary status today, Swan Lake’s debut was far from a resounding success.
A diverse selection of films arrives in Athens' movie theaters, including three standout works by Greek directors
Unbeknownst to many Greeks, Tsiknopempti (or 'Meat Thursday') shares striking similarities with pre-Lent celebrations around the world
Tsiknopempti is dedicated to eating meat and indulgence; the last chance before Lent ahead of Orthodox Easter.
Celebrating seven decades of cultural heritage, the 70th anniversary edition of the Athens Epidaurus festival features a lineup of international and national productions, with top Greek and international artists such as Juliette Binoche. From timeless tragedies to contemporary works, here’s a preview of this summer's highlights
Experience the art of black-and-white photography through the lens of 350 photographers from 70 countries at the 3rd B&W Photography Festival, February 22-24 – with free admission for all
The blockbuster director's version of the Homeric epic Odyssey is set for release in June 2026 with Damon as Odysseus
Renowned Greek composer Dimitris Papadimitriou’s Violin Concerto and the world premiere of his new symphonic work come to life this Saturday, performed by Lithuanian violinist and conductor Julian Rachlin, alongside the Athens State Orchestra under Georgios Balatsinos
Host David Tennant set the tone with a musical opening, leading a rendition of I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) with help from stars like James McAvoy and Camila Cabello
While Valentine’s Day is often associated with Cupid, chocolates, and roses, its deeper roots can be traced to centuries-old myths and legends, including those of ancient Greece. Greek mythology, with its tales of love, obsession, and destiny, offers a timeless exploration of romance’s complexities. Whether through the unwavering devotion of Orpheus, the trials of Psyche, […]
From Hollywood blockbusters to festival favorites—this week’s must-see films in Greek cinemas, including a new documentary on Maria Callas' Greek years
As Valentine's Day unfolds, art lovers and romantics alike have a unique chance to delve in the depths of passion, emotion, and artistic expression. “What is Love?” remains as relevant as ever. Seeking to answer this, 27 Greek artists come together in Sianti Gallery
The Berlinale 2025 features a wide-ranging lineup of over 200 films spread across several sections, including Competition, Berlinale Special, Perspectives, Berlinale Shorts, Panorama, Forum, Generation, Retrospective, and Berlinale Classics
Once closed in 2023, the Athens Municipal Library- one of the city's oldest, founded in 1835- now reopens with a modernized infrastructure, welcoming both residents and visitors
The Sorbonne University – Université Sorbonne Paris Nord is one of the thirteen autonomous universities that succeeded the historic University of Paris, widely known as the Sorbonne
From live music and lively parties to art exhibitions and festive markets, here are five exciting ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Athens
The historic fortress town of Monemvasia in the Peloponnese is under threat due to culture ministry plans to construct a cable car there.
Scheduled for March 1 and 2, the staging of Euripides' Hippolytus at Hong Kong’s premier cultural event—renowned for hosting top global artists for over 50 years—marks a milestone in bringing contemporary Greek art and ancient drama to new audiences
While Bugonia, Lanthimos' upcoming sci-fi film, is set for release this November, the multi-awarded Greek auteur is already working on new projects.
To Vima International Edition attended South African-Greek contemporary artist Penny Siopis’ retrospective exhibition “For Dear Life,” culminating at EMST on February 16
