Estia Neas Smyrnis | 9th Cycle of Commemorative Events for Asia Minor | “Hail, Asia Minor!” | September 13–27, 2026
The Estia Neas Smyrnis once again opens its doors to the memory and culture of Asia ...More
A Farewell to Konstantinos Tsoukalas (1937–2026)| A throwback to the interview published in issue #11 of Days of Art in Greece
Konstantinos Tsoukalas (Athens, 1937–2026) was a distinguished Greek sociologist, academic, author, and politician. With a background ...More
Spetses: Where History Remains Alive | By Giannis Loukas
There are places where history has left such a mark that it remains alive—and therefore present—to ...More
The Ionian Sea of the Ancient World: A Journey to Ithaca | By Giannis Loukas
Even in ancient times, the Ionian Sea was a crossroads of the sea routes connecting mainland ...More
Piraeus Terminal Station: A walk through history| By Giannis Loukas
The interconnection of Athens with the port of Piraeus was the necessary condition for Athens to ...More
“Discovering” the beach| By Giannis Loukas
From the very first years of human existence, contact with the sea was inevitable due to ...More
Aegilia: The Pirate’s Island! By Giannis Loukas
Piracy has been an economic activity since ancient times. The Mediterranean had a developed commercial economy ...More
Maro Kontou (1934–2026): “Elenitsa,” “Ismene” and “the Italian from Kypseli” Are No Longer Here | By Panos Liakos
With the death of Maro Kontou (1934–2026), Greek cinema mourns yet another immense loss. Born and ...More
Archaeological Museum of Heraklion | Guided tour of the temporary exhibition “Writing with Light—The Krasakis Collection: Ancient Greece Through the Lens of Eight Pioneering Photographers”
On Wednesday, July 8, at 6:00 p.m., the public will have a unique opportunity to tour ...More
The annual memorial service for those who fell in World War II was held at Kokkinos Vrachos in Marmarini
The Municipality of Agia and the Community of Marmarini held the annual memorial service on Saturday, ...More
