The famous Globe Theater in London is putting on a play called “Antony and Cleopatra”.…
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On 20 January the iconic Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine at the…
Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation takes us on an optimistic, sunny journey through the inspired…
Get ready to “Be Unplugged!” as the legendary Patras Carnival ignites Greece in a month-long…
In a groundbreaking cultural exchange, the Turkish State Theatres and the Piraeus City Theatre of…
The Greek police arrested four individuals believed to be members of a criminal gang selling…
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou inaugurated a special Neo-Impressionism show at the Basil and Elise Goulandris…
The leading Greek streaming service’s international edition of ERTFLIX has arrived. Following the successful launch…
British Museum chairman George Osborne is understood to have drawn up an agreement with Athens as part of a ‘cultural exchange’
A surprise awaits those passing opposite the Athens University of Economics and Business. It is…
The National Archaeological Museum of Athens, Greece’s largest repository of antiquities, is embracing digital technologies…
In a world first, The Evzones Collection by Nick Bourdaniotis, an acclaimed Greek-Australian photographer based…
An apartment building housing retail stores and offices in Piraeus suffered significant damages overnight after…
In a historic move, an ancient Greek water jug, the Meidias hydria, dating back to around 420 BC, has left London for the first time in 250 years on loan to Greece. However, Greece has made it clear that such a loan arrangement will not extend to the contentious Parthenon Marbles.
From The Page to The Stage: Martin-Lysicrates Prize Celebrates Playwright Creativity for Young Minds
The Martin-Lysicrates prize celebrates new Australian playwrights writing for 12 – 15 year olds, whereby the top three playwright finalists have the first act of their plays performed after which the winner is voted by the audience and awarded $15,000.
Greek newspaper’s response to the escalating Parthenon Marbles dispute: “F*** you B*****d! This is the only way to answer the insult by the mouse-faced Prime Minister of England and mouthpiece of “Goldman Sachs” to the greatness of ancient Greek culture.”
William Shakespeare’s famous line from Hamlet that something is not right comes to mind with…
The decision comes after the chairman of the UK institution reiterated his desire to reach…
Athens Lights Up for the Holidays: Mayor Bakoyannis Kicks Off Christmas Celebrations
In a significant update on the ongoing discussions between the British Museum and Greece regarding the Parthenon Sculptures, George Osborne, the chairman of the British Museum trustees, expressed optimism about the possibility of reaching an agreement.
