Sébastien Tellier comes to Release Athens x SNF Nostos 2026
Release Athens x SNF Nostos 2026, presented by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, welcomes Sébastien Tellier on Monday, June 22, at the Stavros
Events
Kormoranos presents a unique triple bill at Ilion Plus, Athens
Kormoranos presents a special triple bill that, following a mini tour in Larissa and Thessaloniki, will culminate on Saturday, May 23, 2026,
“Blanc: Portrait of a Space in Transition”: A group exhibition – farewell to a former family bakery
Crux Gallery presents the group exhibition “Blanc: Portrait of a Space in Transition” in a former family bakery that now houses the
“MAD HOUSE” at Bernier/Eliades Gallery: Tindara Spartà’s first exhibition in Athens
Bernier/Eliades Gallery presents Tindara Spartà’s first solo exhibition in Athens, titled “MAD HOUSE”. The opening will take place on Thursday, April 23,
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3 destinations close to Athens for Easter break
It is a difficult year for those of us who like to travel any chance they get. The uncertainty of a war
The Taste and Aroma of Easter Across Greece
By Sofia Triantou From the resurrection magiritsa to the traditional Sunday roast, from handmade festive pies to tsoureki, Greek tradition reveals how
STOA culture: A new cultural space comes to life in the heart of Athens
STOA culture: A New Cultural Hub in the Heart of Athens In the heart of Athens, where the streets of Panepistimiou and
A Revelatory Spring at EMST with Three New Exhibitions Dedicated to Three “Cosmopolitan” Artists: Niki Kanagini, Stathis Logothetis, and Yannis Christou
By Stelios Parris Spring at EMST invites us to see clearly that cosmopolitanism is not a mere footnote in the histories of
Herodeion 2026: This Year’s Artistic Programme Announced – Farewell Celebrations
The artistic programme of the Odeon of Herodes Atticus has been announced. When Emperor Hadrian ascended to the throne in 117 AD, a young, stammering student of rhetoric appeared at his camp on the Danube to greet him. That seventeen-year-old boy would go on to become not only one of the greatest orators and wealthiest men of his time, but also a generous benefactor of artistic and public works. His first precious gift to the city of Athens was the
JUNE JULY – The new performance by choreographer Eleonora Siarava at PLYFA
JUNE JULY is a cosmology of the Now, of our microcosm and the macrocosm, drawing references from sci-fi and retrofuturism. A performance about nostalgia, anticipation and time, unfolding through the creation of choreographic haikus, condensed, fleeting, fragmentary impressions. It takes its initial inspiration from the groundbreaking graphic novel/comic Here (2014) by Richard McGuire. In that, the same location, a corner of a room, is depicted across multiple moments in time, from thousands of years of past into the future. The
Food Culture
Folk Remedies and Medicinal Herbs in Medieval Europe
By Sofia Triantou In the world of the Middle Ages, healing and magical thinking often coexisted within the same herbal preparation Medieval
Benedict Athens: The morning that never ends
I stopped by on a weekday morning, in between two meetings in central Athens. One of those small, in-between moments you don’t
The chefs that are transforming Glyfada’s culinary scene
As a new wave of world-class chefs flock to the Athenian Riviera, Glyfada is starting to share in Greece’s exciting gastronomic renaissance.
“Amphibian” at Onassis Stegi: A New Transitional Gastronomy Experience
Discover Amphibian, the new restaurant and rooftop bar at Onassis Stegi Athens, offering seasonal cuisine, curated cocktails, panoramic views, and a seamless
Destinations
NYX Hotel Thessaloniki: The New Creative Lifestyle Hub of the City
Thessaloniki reveals itself through its details, and once you notice them, you fall for the city completely. Yet its heart always beats
5 Winter Destinations in Greece for After New Year’s Day
Discover five winter destinations in Greece ideal for after New Year’s Day, when crowds fade and landscapes reveal their most authentic side.
“Digital Cyclades”: Local Knowledge & Global Commons
Archipelago Network announces its new project “Digital Cyclades,” which documents and highlights the voices of local communities with the aim of creating
Exploring Kalamata: Where to eat like a local
There is always a good reason to visit Kalamata and one is the food. Among the most important destinations in Greece for
“Gazi, 1982–1984” at CAN Christina Androulidaki Gallery: Nikos Markou’s photographs capture Gazi in a moment of profound transition
The CAN Christina Androulidaki Gallery presents Nikos Markou’s exhibition titled “Gazi, 1982–1984.” The exhibition features 13 black-and-white photographs – rare vintage silver gelatin prints, printed analogically by the artist himself in the darkroom in 1985-alongside 12 color photographs from the same period. The photographs depict Gazi at a time of deep transition: just before the closure of the gasworks in 1984. Founded in 1857, the factory is not merely a significant industrial complex, but also a historic site, which the
Athens Jazz marks 25 years and celebrates with a special Greek Day dedicated to its journey
Athens Jazz celebrates 25 years on the city’s music scene with a major anniversary edition. From May 25 to 31, 2026, Technopolis City of Athens will be filled with music, rhythm and the energy that has defined the pulse of the city for the past 25 years, as always with free admission. For one week, artists and bands from Greece and abroad will take the stage at Technopolis, showcasing the freshest expressions of contemporary jazz, while a series of parallel