Greece festival guides

When the sun goes down in Skiathos Town, the main cultural draw is the Attikon, an open-air cinema on Papadiamantis Street that has been running since 1962. Seasonal from May to September, it screens new films weekly and special interactive Mamma Mia! nights. Here’s how to plan an evening there, from booking by messenger to knowing when to arrive.

Planning to attend the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival in March? Here is what you need to know about tickets, venues, and practical tips for a smooth visit.

Plan your first visit to the Thessaloniki International Film Festival with our practical guide. Learn about its November timing, main venues like the Olympion, ticketing patterns, program sections, and how to make the most of the festival atmosphere.

Perched on the Kastella hill in Piraeus, the Veakeio Theater is a summer open-air amphitheater overlooking the Saronic Gulf. It hosts theater performances, concerts, and cultural events, drawing locals and visitors alike. This guide covers its setting, what to expect, practical visitor tips, and nearby attractions.

Every July 27, the Feast of Agios Panteleimon is marked in the Elounda area with a memorial service at the island church of Spinalonga, where lepers once lived. This guide covers the saint’s story, the feast’s religious significance, and how to visit the church and island from Elounda.

The Ancient Theatre of Delphi, set high above the Sanctuary of Apollo, offers one of Greece's most dramatic performance settings. This practical guide covers the site's history, the steep climb to reach it, what to expect from its stone seating, and how to prepare for weather and terrain—so you can focus on the performance, not the logistics.

Antiparos hosts several religious feasts and a summer festival that draw crowds each year. This guide helps you choose where to stay—whether in the lively Chora or a quieter beach area—and explains when to book, plus why neighboring Paros makes a handy backup base.

Antiparos, a small Cycladic island, packs its calendar with religious feasts, traditional rituals, athletic races, and musical gatherings. Whether you want to witness the Klidonas fire ritual, join a saint's day panigiri, or run a half marathon, timing your visit around these events adds a cultural layer to your trip. This guide outlines the recurring events, explains how to plan, and offers practical tips for respectful participation.

Antiparos, the small Cycladic island, comes alive in summer with traditional panigiria—village festivals honoring saints, filled with music, dancing, and local food. This guide covers the key feasts, from the three-day Agia Marina harbor celebration to the boat-accessible Panagia Faneromeni, and explains how to find exact dates and plan your trip.

Plan your trip to Argostoli around its cultural highlights, including summer festivals, religious processions, open-air concerts, and traditional walks. This guide explains the rhythm of local celebrations and how to confirm current details.

Athens celebrates Christmas from St Nicholas Day on December 6 to Epiphany on January 6, a full month of festivities. Enjoy festive lights at Syntagma Square, shop at Christmas markets, taste melomakarona and kourabiedes, and join New Year's Eve fireworks over the Acropolis.

Plan your summer trip to the Athens Epidaurus Festival, where ancient drama echoes in two storied venues: the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens and the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in the Peloponnese. Learn how to attend performances, get tickets, and combine theatre with archaeological exploration.