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Rare figurine of Aphrodite emerging from a shell discovered in a cemetery of ancient Thessaloniki

It dates to between 300 and 270 BC and is believed to have been produced by a local terracotta workshop

“Citizen Vigilante”: Banned in Germany, uploaded by Musk on X & went viral (video)

Uwe Boll's "Citizen Vigilante" stars actor Armie Hammer plays a self-appointed vigilante who targets violent criminals, illegal immigrants & corrupt officials

Aegina Jazz Festival returns on July 17–18

The festival that put Aegina on the global jazz map

Evia: Its tallest medieval tower reinforced by the Ministry of Culture

The tower forms part of Evia’s wider inland fortification network, as the medieval towers built between the 13th and 15th centuries controlled the island’s rural hinterland

New accreditation of Greek Language Departments in Prague and Toulon

Sofia Zacharaki: “Supporting Greek-language education abroad is a national priority for us.”

Triskelion Motorsport Club: 13th Tour du Péloponnèse set for 4–11 October 2026 (video-photos)

The Tour du Péloponnèse is a magical journey featuring period vehicles that consistently attracts more than 80 crews each year, the overwhelming majority of them from abroad

Egyptian antiquities returned by Greece to their country of origin – a strong message in favor of the repatriation of cultural assets

It was proven that they were products of illegal trafficking

Theodoros Papagiannis: Sculptor’s exhibition inaugurated in Ermoupoli, Syros

Simple and understated, he produces work far from cheap showmanship, remaining focused on the pure moments of life in an unadorned, modest and meaningful way

Ancient Stadium of Epidaurus to host after-midnight performances for the first time

The atmospheric venue will welcome audiences to late performances, adding further to the atmospheric quality of the place, as part of the “1-1-1” cycle, “One composer, one work, one actress,” and C_MUSIC NOW

Fires, secrets and ancient rituals: the June 23 tradition of Klidonas and Ai-Yiannis

An ancient tradition of fire, mysteries and catharsis rooting back to Athens, is still performed today nationwide

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