The annual Christmas bazaar of St Paul’s Anglican Church is back, and will be taking place in the foyer of the War Museum in Athens on Sunday, December 5.
WHAT’S ON
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The Museum of Cycladic Art has unveiled a microsite allowing audiences far and wide to enjoy the spectacular displays of its ongoing exhibition “Kallos: The Ultimate Beauty.”
The Victoria Karelias Collection of Traditional Greek Costumes is hosting “Heroes Made of Metal,” an exhibition of works by Nikos Floros.
Award-winning artist, photographer and filmmaker Alison Jackson is making her Greek debut with a retrospective photography show in the foyer of the Pallas Theater. “Seeing is Deceiving” is an interplay of older and new work from her never-seen-before “Disaster” series that comments on the bombardment of images and news people are exposed to on a […]
In his first show in Greece, at the Benaki Museum’s Pireos Street annex, Canadian-born photographer Terry Tsiolis is showing work that demonstrates a shift from the editorial work he made his name with to a more intimate and personal vernacular.
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Following a world tour that garnered him rave reviews, acclaimed choreographer Dimitris Papaioannou returns with “Transverse Orientation,” at the Onassis Cultural Center.
The Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation Shop in Athens is currently selling festive ornaments inspired by works in its collection to celebrate the holiday season.
Baritone Matthias Goerne and pianist Christoph Eschenbach will perform their stunning rendition of Schubert’s “Winter Journey” (Winterreise) at the Athens Concert Hall on December 4.
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens presents a lecture on the post-war Greek adoption movement, which saw some 4,000 children sent overseas.
The B&M Theocharakis Foundation presents a retrospective tribute to one of Greece’s most fascinating proponents of folk art, Theophilos (1870-1934).
Vamvakou Revival, an initiative by a group of young men and women who set out to breathe new life into their ancestral village, has put together a special program of events for the holiday season.
Paying tribute to the bicentennial of the Greek Revolution, a team of 30 musicians and performance artists have joined forces in an ambitious production.
“Frank Sinatra and Friends” is a tribute production to the Rat Pack – Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and Dean Martin – and it’s coming to Athens for a single show.
The Half Note Jazz Club is back with four nights of groovy soul, disco and dance music by vocalist and house music diva Gisele Jackson accompanied by Hammond B-3 organist Raphael Wressnig.
Choreographer Spyros Kouvaras presents “(5)4’33’’: A continuous (im)mobility,” with the Greek-French Synthesis 748 dance company, inspired by John Cage’s iconic composition “4’33’’.
The Benaki Museum of Greek Culture presents the philhellenic collection of the Anthony E. Comninos Foundation, which comprises paintings by renowned 19th century European artists.
The Jewish Museum of Greece is taking part in an international online conference that seeks to shed light on the vital yet overlooked role of Jewish soldiers and fighters in World War II.
Marking a year since the death of the celebrated Argentinean filmmaker Fernando Solanas, the Hellenic American Union is hosting a screening of his landmark “Sur” (South).
The St Petersburg State Ice Ballet brings its production of “Swan Lake” to the Christmas Theater at the Galatsi Olympic Hall.
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Taking the stage at the historic Olympia Theater, the Aerites dance company presents “U(R)topias,” a piece by Patricia Apergi who was inspired by the bicentennial of the Greek Revolution to explore the notion of contemporary utopias.
Tennessee Williams’ three-act drama “The Night of the Iguana” is on stage at the Poreia Theater for a month-long run until the end of November in a production directed by Maria Manganari.
Greek psychedelic rock quartet Whereswilder return to the stage of Six Dogs – where they made their debut in 2014 – for a specially designed show
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