Culture

Catch up on the most important events in Greece from the day before with To Vima's News Wrap-up

In a statement released by the Ministry of Culture over 100 archaeological sites, museums, monuments, and places of historical significance across Greece will open their doors to visitors under the full moonlight free of charge.

“The findings show that the shafts were deliberately opened for the extraction of flint, and the imprints of the extraction tools have been preserved,” the head of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Kefalonia and Ithaca, Grigoris Grigorakakis told Ta Nea.

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

From the end of July, the now thoroughly renovated, expanded, and upgraded Delos Archaeological Museum is once again ready to receive visitors by the boatload from nearby Mykonos

The decision, announced by Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni, came on July 29, the centenary of Theodorakis’ birth

The Acropolis Museum will host a moonlight concert in its courtyard on Aug. 19, offering free admission for those who wish to enjoy this month's full moon

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.

Traditional Cypriot tunes are expected to bring a rich musical heritage in life when the Sounds of Cyprus ensemble is set to premiere a showcase of traditional Cypriot music and dance at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library in New York City. Co-founded by Peter Douskalis and Elena Chris, this ensemble is dedicated to preserving and […]

Unearthed residence near the coastal town of Eretria, a well-known city-state in antiquity, it dwelling was adorned with a lively mosaic depicting two satyrs

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

A new piece in the Times adds its weight to a cascade of reports in the British press claiming an agreement on the Parthenon Marbles is increasingly likely

The ship was torpedoed by a German submarine and sunk during World War I, taking 279 men to their deaths

It was one of the first museums built and designed for that purpose in Greece, within a significant archaeological site scattered over the whole of a small and uninhabited island. And as of this month, the now thoroughly renovated, expanded and upgraded Delos Archaeological Museum is once again ready to receive visitors by the boat-load […]

The Greek Ministry of Culture has undertaken a significant project with over 50 million euros in investments to restore ancient artifacts in the region

This week's cinema releases include a film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a period melodrama, and a European entry. In re-release, enjoy two highly-rated all-time European classics.

The exhibition marks the 80th anniversary of Greece’s liberation from Nazi occupation and the 50th anniversary of the restoration of democracy.

Athens' first English-speaking theater launches "No Comedy," a cycle of satire and great laughs taking place every Thursday at evening its welcoming venue

A free concert of classical music awaits this Friday at one of Athens' most atmospheric settings, the National Observatory, offering free admission

Ancient district off the Acropolis' south slope showcased with 1,150 ancient artifacts, many exhibited for the first time 'under the museum'