Ημέρες Τέχνης
Impressive burials from ancient times in Fthiotis – The noblewoman with the reversed diadem
Significant findings emerged during a rescue excavation conducted by the Ephorate of Antiquities of Fthiotis and ...More
The Vallianeion Hall is “reintroduced” to the public after maintenance work in the Reading Room
The Vallianeion Hall, a historic landmark building in Athens, will reopen to the public in 2026, ...More
Storytelling performance at the National Historical Museum | December 7, 2025
The National Historical Museum, on the occasion of the temporary exhibition "From Great...to Modern Greece (Part ...More
Photography Exhibition by the children of the Culture Workshop and the Teen Network | “Capturing their rights” | December 11-21, 2025
The exhibition presents the creative work of a group of 28 children aged 10–12 and teenagers ...More
Kyriakos Mitsotakis discusses all matters with Elias Kanellis | December 11, 2025
On Thursday, December 11, at 6 p.m., Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be the guest ...More
12th International Scientific Conference of Mount Athos Center | December 4–7, 2025
The Mount Athos Center is organizing, as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations, the 12th International ...More
Ημέρες Ανάγνωσης
Ζήσιμος Λορεντζάτος
Στον συγγραφέα Ζήσιμο Λορεντζάτο (1915-2004), μια ξεχωριστή μορφή των γραμμάτων μας και γενικότερα της ελληνικής παιδείας, είναι αφιερωμένος ο τόμος που μόλις κυκλοφόρησε από το Ίδρυμα της Βουλής για τον Κοινοβουλευτισμό και τη Δημοκρατία. Στην έκδοση, περιλαμβάνονται οι εισηγήσεις της εκδήλωσης που διοργανώθηκε από το Ίδρυμα της Βουλής στις 29 Ιανουαρίου 2020, στο πλαίσιο του Κύκλου «Πρόσωπα Άξια Τιμής», και συντόνισε ο Διονύσης Καψάλης, διευθυντής του Μορφωτικού Ιδρύματος της Εθνικής Τραπέζης.
Συνεργάσου
Impressive burials from ancient times in Fthiotis – The noblewoman with the reversed diadem
Significant findings emerged during a rescue excavation conducted by the Ephorate of Antiquities of Fthiotis and Evrytania on the eastern foothills of Lake Kifissida (Kopaida), 6 km north of the Sanctuary of Apollo Ptoon and ancient Akraiphia. The excavations are being carried out by EFAE archaeologist Maria Papageorgiou and archaeologists Niki Mitropoulou, Elisavet Vergeraki, and Elena Tzimoulias, under the direction of the Director of the Ephorate, Ms. Efthimia Karantzali, and the Deputy Director of the Department of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Ms. Aristea Papastathopoulou.
Three-leafed wine jug
The rescue archaeological investigation …More
The Vallianeion Hall is “reintroduced” to the public after maintenance work in the Reading Room
The Vallianeion Hall, a historic landmark building in Athens, will reopen to the public in 2026, following maintenance and restoration work on the coffered ceiling of the iconic Reading Room and the Prodomos, which is expected to be completed by the end of this year.
The coffers of the building were intact until the start of the work last July. Before the process began, there was extensive collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and studies on their structure and construction materials. The interventions involve the reinforcement and restoration of areas with cracks and losses, the cleaning of surfaces …More
Storytelling performance at the National Historical Museum | December 7, 2025
The National Historical Museum, on the occasion of the temporary exhibition “From Great…to Modern Greece (Part B): The Refugees,” which concludes at the end of the year, is organizing the performance “Tou hayadiou mou t’ aslama”* on Sunday, December 7, 2025, at 7:30 p.m., written and performed by Filia Dendrinou.
This is a narrative performance based on an idea from Kostia Kontoleon’s book entitled “Slowly I Walk the Earth” (published by Enastron) and scattered testimonies from women who lived through the destruction of Smyrna (from original archival material).
Fairytale beliefs from the oral tradition of Asia Minor enter the …More
Photography Exhibition by the children of the Culture Workshop and the Teen Network | “Capturing their rights” | December 11-21, 2025
The exhibition presents the creative work of a group of 28 children aged 10–12 and teenagers aged 15–16 who participated in four photography workshops under the guidance of photographer Ypatia Kornarou. The photography workshops were based on conceptual representation, giving the children the visual tools to tell stories through their lens. The photographs on display highlight:
- the cultural diversity of children’s everyday lives,
- how they perceive their rights, with emphasis on the right to identity (Article 8) and the right to development and standard of living (Article 27);
- …More
Kyriakos Mitsotakis discusses all matters with Elias Kanellis | December 11, 2025
On Thursday, December 11, at 6 p.m., Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be the guest of Εlias Kanellis at the Athens Conservatory. This is the third event in the first series of public discussions entitled “They Are Greece Too – Discussions at the Athens Conservatory,” co-organized by The Books’ Journal and the Athens Conservatory, at the Conservatory’s premises.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been elected prime minister twice, in the 2019 and 2023 elections. The son of another prime minister, Konstantinos Mitsotakis, he was born in 1968, graduated from Athens College, and continued his studies in the United States …More
12th International Scientific Conference of Mount Athos Center | December 4–7, 2025
The Mount Athos Center is organizing, as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations, the 12th International Scientific Conference on the theme “Mount Athos and Thessaloniki through the Centuries,” from December 4 to 7, 2025, at the “Stefanos Dragoumis” amphitheater of the Museum of Byzantine Culture.
As the Scientific Committee notes: “The aim of the scientific contributions to the Conference is to shed light on some of the most important aspects that define the subject of Mount Athos – Thessaloniki. Indicatively, an attempt will be made to highlight the relations of Mount Athos with the secular and ecclesiastical authorities …More
Συμμετείχε
Impressive burials from ancient times in Fthiotis – The noblewoman with the reversed diadem
Significant findings emerged during a rescue excavation conducted by the Ephorate of Antiquities of Fthiotis and Evrytania on the eastern foothills of Lake Kifissida (Kopaida), 6 km north of the Sanctuary of Apollo Ptoon and ancient Akraiphia. The excavations are being carried out by EFAE archaeologist Maria Papageorgiou and archaeologists Niki Mitropoulou, Elisavet Vergeraki, and Elena Tzimoulias, under the direction of the Director of the Ephorate, Ms. Efthimia Karantzali, and the Deputy Director of the Department of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Ms. Aristea Papastathopoulou.
Three-leafed wine jug
The rescue archaeological investigation …More
The Vallianeion Hall is “reintroduced” to the public after maintenance work in the Reading Room
The Vallianeion Hall, a historic landmark building in Athens, will reopen to the public in 2026, following maintenance and restoration work on the coffered ceiling of the iconic Reading Room and the Prodomos, which is expected to be completed by the end of this year.
The coffers of the building were intact until the start of the work last July. Before the process began, there was extensive collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and studies on their structure and construction materials. The interventions involve the reinforcement and restoration of areas with cracks and losses, the cleaning of surfaces …More
Storytelling performance at the National Historical Museum | December 7, 2025
The National Historical Museum, on the occasion of the temporary exhibition “From Great…to Modern Greece (Part B): The Refugees,” which concludes at the end of the year, is organizing the performance “Tou hayadiou mou t’ aslama”* on Sunday, December 7, 2025, at 7:30 p.m., written and performed by Filia Dendrinou.
This is a narrative performance based on an idea from Kostia Kontoleon’s book entitled “Slowly I Walk the Earth” (published by Enastron) and scattered testimonies from women who lived through the destruction of Smyrna (from original archival material).
Fairytale beliefs from the oral tradition of Asia Minor enter the …More
