The 18th Psarokokalo International Short Film Festival returns to Folegandros from 10–17 July with films from 42 countries, premieres, talks, masterclasses and
After twenty-two years of performances across Greece and abroad, Encardia return with an open-air concert that blends Southern Italian traditions, Greek folk
Oscar-winning screenwriter Charlie Kaufman will appear in Athens for a rare public conversation, followed by screenings of two short films, including How
Thoughtful, gentle, poetic, and profoundly insightful, Japanese director Kurō Tanino, whose production Sleeping Fires will be presented at Pireos 260 as part
The interdisciplinary cultural platform Nóema has unveiled the 15 finalists of the inaugural Nóema Craft Prize, a new initiative dedicated to celebrating
As Maria Filippakopoulou’s solo exhibition Radiant Landscape of Colour, curated by Eleni Varopoulou, continues at Kourd Gallery until 4 July 2026, the gallery presents a special one-night performance that extends the exhibition beyond the visual experience. On Wednesday, 1 July, at 21:00, actress, director, and performer Georgia Tsagkaraki, together with composer Stefanos Giakoumakis, will present Tisento, an immersive acoustic performance created in direct dialogue with Filippakopoulou’s paintings. Rather than interpreting the artworks, Tisento listens to their inner resonance. Through a
One of the leading voices in contemporary dance, Tao Ye and China’s internationally acclaimed TAO Dance Theater return to Greece with 16 & 17, a compelling double bill from the company’s renowned Numerical Series. The performances will take place on 13 and 14 July at Pireos 260 as part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival. In 16, sixteen dancers move as a single living organism, generating a continuous flow of energy that unfolds through subtle, interconnected movement. Inspired by the spiralling
Executive Chef Dimitris Arsenidis and Pastry Chef Nadia Makrygianni present a refined tasting experience where Greek ingredients, contemporary technique, and one of
Fire, exceptional ingredients, and cooking without unnecessary embellishments. These are the principles that bring together Manari and one of London’s most talked-about
From football, basketball and tennis to immersive summer sports camps, Costa Navarino presents a comprehensive summer programme for young guests. Costa Navarino
Can ancient tragedy still speak to the realities of our time? Iranian director and playwright Afsaneh Mahian believes it can. Following its international premiere at Germany’s Theater der Welt festival, The Shadows comes to the Athens Epidaurus Festival for performances on 7 and 8 July at Pireos 260 (Space E). The production replaces the previously announced The Child, whose presentation became impossible after members of the Iranian artistic team were unable to obtain visas in time. Drawing on extensive research
Brazilian artist Douglas Knesse presents his first solo exhibition in Greece at Zoumboulakis Galleries, introducing a new body of paintings developed during his residency in Athens. “Dreaming was not enough” reflects on paradise as an imagined destination, bringing together memories of Rio de Janeiro, impressions from Athens, and a painterly language that moves between abstraction and figuration. What does paradise mean today? Is it a destination, a memory, or simply an idea that continues to shape the way we imagine