The Roman monumental complex on Vasilissis Olgas Street
The Ministry of Culture, in keeping with its strategy to highlight previously unknown aspects of Athens’ history and ...More
Kaktos Publications| Thomas Katakis- Odysseus and the Timeless Leaders (revised edition)
ODYSSEUS – And the Timeless Leadersis the revised and expanded edition of The Timeless Leaders. Following the tremendous ...More
GSA/ Historical Archives Museum of Hydra | “KOSTAS GRAMMATOPOULOS, TRACES OF THE AEGEAN” | September 5 – October 31, 2026
One of the last great artists of the 1930s generation returns to the island that inspired him. The ...More
54th Book Festival | September 4–20, 2026
On September 4, the 54th Book Festival opens its doors at Pedion tou Areos, creating a welcoming gathering ...More
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
Open Call for Mural Artists from the City of Thessaloniki
The Municipality of Thessaloniki and the Deputy Mayor’s Office for Culture, Tourism Development, and Intermunicipal Cooperation ...More
August 2026 Full Moon: A Musical Journey to the Castle of Velika | August 28, 2026
The Municipality of Agia and the Larissa Ephorate of Antiquities, as part of this year’s celebration ...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
Paul Cartledge Re-examines Athens’ Most Famous Leader| 15 September 2026
Pericles, the Athenian leader whose name has become synonymous with the cultural and political achievements of ...More
The lower cavea of the Great Theater of Ancient Nicopolis is being restored
The Ministry of Culture is proceeding with the restoration of the lower cavea of the Great ...More
