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Okupa: Levantine Notes in the Heart of Athens and a sense of belonging

Marcel Proust once said that memory is never detached from the senses. It is a thought that often returns, every time I find myself in front of a dish with new flavours, a cup of aromatic herbs, or a glass of aged spirits. Even in our most solitary moments, we seem to search for a table. A table shared with

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The Athens Biennale announces its new governance structure and the curator of its 8th edition

The Athens Biennale enters a new phase: it transforms, expands, and strengthens, adopting a renewed governance structure that includes a Board of Trustees, an Advisory Board, and a Curatorial Committee. This new architecture brings together leading figures from the fields of art, culture, intellectual life and entrepreneurship, working toward a

Elli-Anna Peristeraki on META–MORPHOSIS and Athens Digital Arts Festival 2026

By Katerina Parri “What gives me particular satisfaction this year as well

“Epirroes”: an olive oil shaped by memory, tradition and a conscious shift in life

From family groves in Messinia and Arcadia to a contemporary brand with

Inside Athens Nomad Fest 2025: Dimitris Tselios on Vision, Community & Connection

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From Athens to the world: redefining work, travel, and connection together The Athens Nomad Fest returns for its second consecutive year, establishing itself as one of Europe’s most inspiring gatherings for digital nomads, remote workers, and online entrepreneurs from around the world. Taking place September 12–19, 2025, at The Hub

Erini: Redefining Greek Tradition and Reaching for the GRAMMYs

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rini, a Greek artist with roots in Crete and a global career based in New York, is redefining Greek tradition and claiming her place on the GRAMMY Awards stage. A versatile vocalist, composer, and producer, she presents a contemporary approach to the rizitiko, a traditional Cretan vocal form historically performed

“Astrowalker Constellation 2025: Where the earth meets the stars

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On the Greek island of Syros, the capital of the Cyclades, the Astrowalker Constellation-a new environmental night-time land art installation by Katerina Kotsala-will be unveiled as part of the 18th edition of ANIMASYROS International Animation Festival, taking place from September 22 to 28, 2025. Composed of 11 solar-powered lights and

A symphony of tomato & xinomavro – Celebrating Greek Gastronomy at Hotel Grande Bretagne

elcMagazine·Food Culture

Hotel Grande Bretagne presents an extraordinary culinary experience celebrating two iconic pillars of Greek gastronomy: the tomato and the Xinomavro. On Thursday, September 25th, 2025, at the Atrium of Alexander’s Lounge, a six-course dinner will bring these elements together in a creative dialogue of flavors, aromas and stories. Executive Chef

Alexandra Manousakis: From Washington to Crete – Where wine, art, and flavors meet

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For Alexandra Manousakis, nothing is ever just one thing. Between the vineyards of her family’s winery in Vatolakkos, her ceramics that tell whimsical yet deeply personal stories, and culinary projects that blend tradition with creativity, she has built a vibrant, multi-layered world of her own. Born and raised in Washington,

“A Streetcar Named Desire” directed by Benedict Andrews at Megaron the Athens Concert Hall: Recorded broadcast from London’s Young Vic Theatre

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Megaron the Athens Concert Hall continues its collaboration with National Theatre Live, presenting on Thursday, September 29, at the Alexandra Trianti Hall, one of the greatest American plays of the 20th century: Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, directed by Benedict Andrews. The production, filmed live in 2014 at London’s

“Weapons” by Zach Cregger: Which Fear Did You Fall in Love With This Time?

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By Old Boy One Wednesday, just like any other Wednesday, the children of the Maybrook Elementary School in Pennsylvania went to class as usual.All except for the students of one particular teacher, who taught a third-grade class. That classroom was empty. Well, not entirely. Out of eighteen students, seventeen were

Making the Impossible Possible: Wilhelmina’s Creative Journey to Hydra

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An interview to Stauroula Kleidaria Wilhelmina speaks to elculture about art, possibility, and her new show in Hydra Wilhelmina created her own gallery in Mandraki, Hydra far away from home to prove that everything is possible. Her upcoming exhibition “Through & Through” with Luan Lamberty from 29th August – 3rd

“In a Bright Green Field”: An exhibition of works by 29 emerging artists transforms the Benaki Museum / Pireos 138 into a luminous, verdant meadow

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By Stelios Parris A seed exploring their relationship with the natural landscape, blossoming into creations that delight the eye. The exhibition In a Bright Green Field transforms the Benaki Museum’s Pireos 138 space into a luminous, lush green meadow where youth and freedom bloom side by side. Acting as both

Giorgos Tatakis Wins the 8th Edition of the Trieste Civic Museums Award

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Major International Distinction for Greek Photography Greek photographer Giorgos Tatakis has been named the winner of the 8th Edition of the Trieste Civic Museums Award with his photographic series “Karyatis”, a prestigious recognition granted as part of the URBAN Photo Awards in Italy. The award includes a solo exhibition at

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