The Department of Communication, Media & Culture at Panteion University is set to host an international conference from November 21 to 23, 2024, titled ‘Film Criticism in Greece: Historical and Methodological Approaches.’ The event aims to spark dialogue around the…
During the 39th International Tourism and Hotel Equipment Exhibition ‘Philoxenia-Hotelia’, a tribute to iconic composer Mikis Theodorakis took place in Thessaloniki. The event featured performances by the Neaniki Orchestra of Menemeni, led by conductor Kostas Gekousidis, and the Menemeni Youth…
The retrospective exhibition ‘Markos Kampanis, 1990-2020: A Multifaceted Creator’ will debut on November 19 at the Teloglion Foundation in Thessaloniki. Previously showcased at the National Library of Greece, the exhibit highlights Kampanis’s artistic evolution following his 1990 visit to Mount…
On November 17, 2024, the Greek Ministry of Culture announced new operating hours for the Epigraphic Museum, Numismatic Museum, and Lyceum Archaeological Site, in observance of the 51st anniversary of the Polytechnic Uprising. The adjusted hours are as follows: Epigraphic…
In Komotini, Greece, the inaugural National Youth Capital meeting convenes under the Anna Lindh Foundation, uniting 40 representatives from various civil society organizations nationwide. This year marks Komotini’s recognition as the first National Youth Capital for 2024, aiming to address…
The Piraeus Municipal Theater is staging the classic animal welfare play ‘The Bull Who Played the Pipe’ by Eugene Trivizas, marking its 40th anniversary of continuous revivals and 56 years since its original publication. Directed by Konstantinos Rigos, with music…
The Vafopouleio Cultural Center in Thessaloniki is hosting a musical theater tribute titled ‘Tearing the Murky Lines of Horizons’ in honor of poet Nikos Kavvadias. Scheduled for November 13, 2024, at 7:00 PM, the event features performances from local educators’…
Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Georgios Kotsiras highlighted the importance of cultural diplomacy and the role of the Greek diaspora in promoting Hellenic culture during the conference ‘Cultural Horizons – Regional Development and Cultural Diplomacy’ held at the National Gallery. He…
During the 112th anniversary celebrations for the liberation of Kastoria, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized the importance of national identity, culture, and history in times of globalization. He asserted that maintaining these elements is not a conservative agenda but…
The 65th Thessaloniki Film Festival concluded with heartfelt tributes to Yiannis Boutaris, the festival’s former board president, who recently passed away. Artistic Director Orestis Andreadakis delivered a poignant speech, celebrating Boutaris as a transformative figure in contemporary society. The closing…
