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“For all our family members that might not hear this announcement and the measures to be taken, please inform them by giving them a phone call. We must move to a safer place to protect ourselves from the potential rising waters during this cyclone.”
The 29th Athens International Film Festival Opening Nights (en.aiff.gr) will introduce audiences to some of the best independent productions of the year.
The Agorafoviko Festival boasts a lineup that includes the cream of the crop of the local indie scene in recent decades.
The 16th AnimaSyros International Animation Festival has a program richer than ever. It will present more than 270 films from 53 countries.
The Vegan Life Festival brings two days packed with exciting stuff: hands-on cooking workshops, insightful panels, a vegan products bazaar, live music, and even a speed-dating event for a chance to make some new friends who share your passion for cruelty-free eats.
The Mystery 299 international symposium titled “How to Change Our Mind, to Change the World” will have distinguished speakers, researchers and artists from all over the world.
“Poor Things”, a gothic, sex-charged comedy directed by Greece’s Yorgos Lanthimos, won the prestigious Golden Lion award at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday.
The two-day Off The Hook festival dedicated to hip-hop culture returns on September 8-9.
The 46th Drama International Short Film Festival has a diverse program of 182 films from 41 countries.
One of Evia’s prettiest beaches – and a popular spot with the alternative crowd – has inspired the Chiliadou International Film Festival, a new event on the country’s summer cultural calendar.
Established in 2016 by the Hellenic History Foundation, the Beyond Borders international documentary festival on the southeastern Aegean island of Kastellorizo has grown into one of the summer’s coolest island events.
The unparalleled experience of the Free Earth festival, a one-of-a-kind beach event in Europe rooted in the 1990s rave culture, returns for a sixth outing.
Every summer, festivals on the Greek islands and the mainland begin in late June and end on August 15 with the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, like in Olympos on Karpathos (pictured).
The Eye’s Walk Digital Festival is taking place on Syros, featuring 33 original artistic works.
Sani Festival, held every summer in Halkidiki, northern Greece, from July to August, celebrates the cultural connections between Greek and international artists, transcending its jazz roots since its inception in 1992.
Taking place at Playground 260 on Pireos Street, the festival, organized by the Athens Epidaurus Festival in collaboration with the Hellenic Cosmos Cultural Center and United We Fly, features renowned and emerging names from the modern Greek indie and alternative rock scene.