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Miltos Paschalidis
The popular Greek singer Miltos Paschalidis returns to Limassol for a live performance at Ravens Music Hall on the 19th of December. Musicians: Thymios Papadopoulos - winds Niki Grana - piano, accordion Paris Perissinakis - lyre, mandolin Elias Doumanis - drums Dimitris Moutafis - bass Fore more info and reservations call: 99614100
Find out more »1940 | People and Images. Cyprus – Greece
World War II has been the deadliest conflict in human history, the “point zero” of European and global civilization. Dozens of nations engaged in combat, millions of people were killed, civilians as well as soldiers, and the largest part of Europe suffered incalculable damage. The map of the Old Continent was redrawn. The Bank of […]
Find out more »8th Lavender Festival
The 8th Lavender Festival in Cyprus will again be held at Cyherbia Botanical Park in Avgorou village, from Saturday the 8th of June until Sunday the 23rd of June 2019. Cyherbia is the only place in Cyprus with specially landscaped lavender gardens, a lavender labyrinth for meditation walks, a distillation room where extraction of lavender […]
Find out more »Picasso at the Cyprus Museum – Works in Clay
The Department of Antiquities announces the organization of the exhibition “Picasso at the Cyprus Museum. Works in Clay” 12 June – 8 September 2019 At the mature age of sixty-five, Pablo Picasso developed a passion for ceramic art, which became one of his main forms of expression until the end of his life. In fact, […]
Find out more »The Wedding of Koutroulis
The popular Greek comedy "The Wedding of Koutroulis" is presented by Theatro Ena. A tailor, Manolis Koutroulis, falls in love with Anthousa, the daughter of a middle-class family, but she only has eyes for Leonidas, a young policeman. To avoid the prospective groom without opposing her father, Anthousa says that she will marry the illiterate […]
Find out more »Hamlet, by William Shakespeare
Shakespeare at Kourion presents "Hamlet", William Shakespeare's greatest tragedy. The play addresses the revenge of Hamlet upon his uncle who has murdered Hamlet’s father in order to seize the throne and marry Hamlet’s mother. It also serves as a social commentary on the complexities of life and death, including madness and deceit. Tickets: www.soldoutticketbox.com/
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