All News on Entertainment in Greece
Sani Festival | Halkidiki | To August 26
Sani Festival (sani-resort.com/festivals), held every summer in Halkidiki, northern Greece, from July to August, celebrates the cultural connections between Greek and international artists, transcending its jazz roots since its inception in 1992. Having evolved into a diverse musical event, the festival now encompasses genres ranging from pop and rock to classical and indie.
Our Festival 9 | Athens | July 25-30
The ninth edition of Our Festival (ourfestival.gr) invites you to a six-day celebration of culture and solidarity. The festival will take place at the Euripides Theater in Rematia and the Youth Center of the Municipality of Halandri, offering a diverse program of theater, music, dance, performances, children's shows and workshops for all ages.
Lindsey Stirling | Athens | July 17
Technopolis (athens-technopolis.gr) welcomes outstanding violinist Lindsey Stirling for her first performance in Greece. With her extraordinary blend of electric violin and dance music, Stirling has become quite the trailblazer, amassing a dedicated fan base and earning accolades including two Billboard Music Awards.
California First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom on promoting youth mental health
Documentary filmmaker and actor Jennifer Siebel Newsom made the mental health of children and teenagers her number one priority when her husband, Gavin Newsom, became governor of the US state of California in 2019, and it was also the subject that brought her to Greece recently, to speak at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation's Nostos conference.
Precipice | Monemvasia | To July 6
The artist residency Katikía (katikiaart.com) presents Avery Wheless' inaugural residency exhibition showcasing the artist's energetic and tender paintings, influenced by her background in ballet and exploring the complexities of the female form. Created during her time in Monemvasia, Greece, the artworks reflect her experiences and observations of the local surroundings.
Urbanography | Athens | To March 3
The National Gallery - Alexandros Soutsos Museum (nationalgallery.gr) presents the urban experience of 1950s-70s Greece through paintings, sculptures, installations and film clips. Viewing the city as a source of both identity and conflict, through the work of 77 artists, the exhibition captures the rapidly changing post-war society of Athens.