The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center’s Jazz Chronicles series continues on Sunday with Martha Mavroidi and her band.
WHAT’S ON
The City of Athens’ Serafeio Community Center is hosting the first-ever B&W Athens Photography Festival.
What else but the Eleusinian Mysteries could have inspired the opening ceremony of Elefsina’s year as a European Capital of Culture?
Greek singer Yiannis Parios, who over the course of five decades has given us dozens of iconic Greek ballads, will be playing a career-spanning set titled “Oh, Love!” at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall.
Italy’s Circo Acquatico Bonaccini has set up near the TaeKwonDo Arena at Faliro Bay on Athens’ southern coast and will be presenting its entertaining show until March 5.
Marking the 100-year anniversary of Maria Callas’ birth, the Athens Symphony Orchestra and Choir, under the baton of Sebastiano Rolli, take the stage at the same theater where the celebrated Greek opera singer made her debut.
The Premiere Nights Athens International Film Festival is paying tribute to the celebrated German cinematographer Michael Ballhaus with the screening of two landmark films at the Goethe Institute in Athens.
Italian virtuoso violinist Domenico Nordio and his partner on the piano, Orazio Sciortino, are performing at the Athens Concert Hall for a single night.
The Onassis Cultural Center presents a fascinating and thought-provoking exhibition on the evolution of our understanding of data, space and cities from the 1960s to the present.
After two successful shows at the Little Theater of Ancient Epidaurus last summer, award-winning Greek musician Petros Klampanis is bringing his new work to the capital’s Parnassos Literary Society.
“Godfather of swing” Ray Gelato will be getting pulses racing at the Half Note jazz club, with a set drawing on the golden age of the genre.
“Poetry & Jazz” is the title of the new concert series being organized by the B&E Goulandris Foundation Museum in Athens, which starts on Friday with local act We Real Cool.
The Kalfayan’s new show explores how ancient Greek culture has served as an enduring source of inspiration for the visual arts.
The weekend is all about the piano at the Athens Concert Hall, which has put together a program of concerts and other events, both for adults and children, dedicated to this majestic instrument.
The Odessa National Opera Ballet is making a two-day stop at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall during its ongoing European tour with “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.”
Dedicated to Greek movies that never make it outside the festival circuit and into cinemas, the Untold Film Festival is a new initiative by the NGO Notraditional and the Trianon theater.
Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day on Friday, the Goethe Institute will be holding a special remembrance event comprising two screenings.
The Greek National Gallery presents 150 pieces from its comprehensive collection on post-impressionist pioneer Konstantinos Parthenis (1878-1967) in an ongoing show that has been extended due to popular demand.
Curated by architect and museologist Erato Koutsoudaki, the exhibition “Mystery 29_ Elefsina: Raw Museum” looks at the West Attica town’s important role in the ancient world, its transformation by migration in modern times and its more recent decline.
Tickets are selling out fast at the Athens Concert Hall for the latest production by award-winning and critically acclaimed Greek choreographer Dimitris Papaioannou.
Up-and-coming violin soloist Danae Papamattheou-Matschke teams up with her father, the internationally renowned pianist Uwe Matschke, and cellist Kerstin Feltz to take on two towering works.
The Greek Film Archive and the Thessaloniki International Film Festival (filmfestival.gr), in cooperation with the National Film Institute of Hungary, present 12 feature-length films and one short documentary in an expansive tribute to Marta Meszaros.
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