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Asclepiean Philosophy and Art Festival 2026 – “The Myth of Asclepius” | September 27, 2026
The Friends of the Academy of Asclepiean Self-Healing and the ARSINOI Theater Group present, for the ...More
Promoting Cultural Heritage in Western Macedonia
The Ministry of Culture is implementing a comprehensive plan of projects and initiatives in Western Macedonia ...More
National Library of Greece | The Papadiamantis Archive is growing!
The exhibition by Christos Bokoros, Alexandros Papadiamantis: His Shadow, at the National Library Greece (May 15–August ...More
Black Female in Architecture (BFA) at the innovative 2026 artist residency program in Tilos
The Tilos Artist Residency program continues for the fifth consecutive year on the island of Tilos. ...More
Exhibitions, Guided Tours, and Educational Programs This September at the National Gallery
September marks a return to the rhythm of everyday life and, with it, our reconnection with ...More
5th Naoussa International Poetry Festival: The Heart of Poetry Beats September 4–6, 2026, in Naoussa
The 5th Naoussa International Poetry Festival “Aristotle and the World” begins on Friday, September 4, with ...More
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Asclepiean Philosophy and Art Festival 2026 – “The Myth of Asclepius” | September 27, 2026
The Friends of the Academy of Asclepiean Self-Healing and the ARSINOI Theater Group present, for the fifth consecutive year, an event on ancient knowledge and theatrical cultural studies titled “The Myth of Asclepius,” which will take place on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., at the Archaeological Site and Stadium of the Asclepieion of Epidaurus.
The event is being held in collaboration with the Municipality of Epidaurus and is part of the “Epidaurus Road” initiative, which is itself part of the “Asclepiean Events of Philosophy & Art 2026” program.
This is an interactive theatrical performance with an archaeological …More
Promoting Cultural Heritage in Western Macedonia
The Ministry of Culture is implementing a comprehensive plan of projects and initiatives in Western Macedonia that links the protection and promotion of cultural heritage with the region’s sustainable development prospects. The tour of Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni in the Regional Unit of Florina began in Prespes, a site of exceptional historical and archaeological significance, reaffirming the Ministry of Culture’s strategic policy choice to invest in culture as a force for development, outreach, and cooperation. Focusing on the islet of Agios Achilleios and Agios Germanos, the Ministry of Culture, in close collaboration with the Region of …More
National Library of Greece | The Papadiamantis Archive is growing!
The exhibition by Christos Bokoros, Alexandros Papadiamantis: His Shadow, at the National Library Greece (May 15–August 31, 2026) leaves behind, upon its conclusion, not only joy and emotion but also valuable Papadiamantis-related artifacts, donated by the exhibition’s curator, Konstantinos Papachristou—heir to the archive of his grandfather, Kostas Papachristou—in memory of Thanasis and Eleni Papachristou.
– Three documents from 1821 related to a naval incident in which Papadiamantis’s grandfather, Captain Manolis Diamantis (from Skiathos), was involved, and a reprint of the relevant newspaper article: Kostas A. Papachristos, “An Incident in 1821 between Trikera and Xirochori” (Archive of Euboean Studies, …More
Black Female in Architecture (BFA) at the innovative 2026 artist residency program in Tilos
The Tilos Artist Residency program continues for the fifth consecutive year on the island of Tilos. For 2026, the cultural organization Polygreen Culture & Art Initiative (PCAI) is continuing its collaboration with the British Council as part of the Circular Cultures (Making Matters), and welcomes Black Females in Architecture (BFA) at this year’s residency.
From September 28 to October 7, 2026, Black Females in Architecture will be on the island with the aim of exploring new environmental solutions through the lens of artistic creation.
…More
Exhibitions, Guided Tours, and Educational Programs This September at the National Gallery
September marks a return to the rhythm of everyday life and, with it, our reconnection with the fabric of the city. Taking the city as its starting point—but also nature and the universe—the exhibition The World of the Avant-Garde: City, Nature, Universe, Humanity invites us to see the world through a different lens as we return to our own daily lives.
The exhibition—along with its public program—will run through September 27, 2026, at which time we will bid farewell to the Costakis Collection with a two-day event featuring an academic discussion, a documentary screening, a musical event, guided tours …More
5th Naoussa International Poetry Festival: The Heart of Poetry Beats September 4–6, 2026, in Naoussa
The 5th Naoussa International Poetry Festival “Aristotle and the World” begins on Friday, September 4, with the official opening ceremony in the air-conditioned CHRISTOS LANARAS Hall at the ERIA complex, featuring 22 poets from 14 countries around the world (the U.S., Albania, Germany, Switzerland, India, Italy, Morocco, Palestine, Poland, Romania, Russia, Sweden, Cyprus, and Greece). A building that symbolizes Naoussa’s industrial heyday is being transformed into an evocative setting for world poetry.
With the support of the Municipality of the Heroic City of Naoussa, the 5th International Poetry Festival—organized by the “Movement for Literature and the Arts”—will take …More
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Asclepiean Philosophy and Art Festival 2026 – “The Myth of Asclepius” | September 27, 2026
The Friends of the Academy of Asclepiean Self-Healing and the ARSINOI Theater Group present, for the fifth consecutive year, an event on ancient knowledge and theatrical cultural studies titled “The Myth of Asclepius,” which will take place on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., at the Archaeological Site and Stadium of the Asclepieion of Epidaurus.
The event is being held in collaboration with the Municipality of Epidaurus and is part of the “Epidaurus Road” initiative, which is itself part of the “Asclepiean Events of Philosophy & Art 2026” program.
This is an interactive theatrical performance with an archaeological …More
Promoting Cultural Heritage in Western Macedonia
The Ministry of Culture is implementing a comprehensive plan of projects and initiatives in Western Macedonia that links the protection and promotion of cultural heritage with the region’s sustainable development prospects. The tour of Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni in the Regional Unit of Florina began in Prespes, a site of exceptional historical and archaeological significance, reaffirming the Ministry of Culture’s strategic policy choice to invest in culture as a force for development, outreach, and cooperation. Focusing on the islet of Agios Achilleios and Agios Germanos, the Ministry of Culture, in close collaboration with the Region of …More
National Library of Greece | The Papadiamantis Archive is growing!
The exhibition by Christos Bokoros, Alexandros Papadiamantis: His Shadow, at the National Library Greece (May 15–August 31, 2026) leaves behind, upon its conclusion, not only joy and emotion but also valuable Papadiamantis-related artifacts, donated by the exhibition’s curator, Konstantinos Papachristou—heir to the archive of his grandfather, Kostas Papachristou—in memory of Thanasis and Eleni Papachristou.
– Three documents from 1821 related to a naval incident in which Papadiamantis’s grandfather, Captain Manolis Diamantis (from Skiathos), was involved, and a reprint of the relevant newspaper article: Kostas A. Papachristos, “An Incident in 1821 between Trikera and Xirochori” (Archive of Euboean Studies, …More
