Culture

At 11:00 am, children's carnival festivities featuring animators and face painting will be held at Dimitris Beis Park, Dionysiou Areopagitou Pedestrian Street, and Filopappou Hill.

The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is without a general director following the resignation of Anna Vasiliki Karapanagiotou, who had held the position since January 2021. 

Recognized in 2024 by the City of Melbourne as a premier event, Antipodes has become an integral part of the city’s cultural calendar.

The festival will screen a total of 261 documentaries, including 72 world premieres, 40 international premieres, and 11 European premieres.

China’s animated blockbuster 'Ne Zha 2' shatters records and sparks patriotic fervor, while 'Captain America: Brave New World' struggles to win over Chinese audiences in a clash of cinema and culture

The exhibition features works from 18 artists across various media, each responding to the city’s rapid transformation.

A special performance of Mozart’s The Magic Flute will take place at the Municipal Theatre of Pefki on Sunday, February 23, featuring a talented cast of Greek and international artists, with free admission

Amid a weekend of Carnival celebrations, La Tarea ignites the stage at Theater of the NO with a vibrant fusion of Afro-Cuban and Latin rhythms, promising an unforgettable night of music and dance

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