Folklore
Greek folk dancers showcase customs in Germany
Members of a Greek folk-dancing group perform during the International Folklore Festival in Bautzen, Germany, in this photograph published on Friday. The festival, which ends on Sunday, brings together groups from around the world showcasing their customs and traditions. This is the 12th installment of the biennial festival and it will culminate with a big party. [Filip Singer/EPA]
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Treasure Hunt | Athens | April 15
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) invites families with young children to its garden on Saturday, April 15, for an Easter egg and treasure hunt. The objective of the game - which will be organized in 40-minute installments for up to 10 families at a time - is to find Mister Easter Bunny and take home the loot of chocolate eggs. The admission-free event runs from 10 a.m.
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The Greek capital in the 1960s as seen by an expectant American
I was personally swept away by how that beautiful, bright and charismatic American saw Athens back in 1964, when she had her son in downtown Exarchia.
Ultranationalist group hold man dressed as Santa Claus at gunpoint to protest Christmas celebrations
A group of men from the youth group of the ultranationalist Alperen Hearts protested Christmas and New Year's celebrations in Turkey by holding a man dressed as Santa Claus at gunpoint on Dec. 28 in the Nazilli district of the western province of Aydın.
Not-so-happy New Year: From forced fun to fear
I have hated everything about New Year's all my life: cheap street decorations, things no one would try to pass off as gifts at any other time of the year, restaurants where food is bad and the music is worse, television channels with loud and gaudy programs and connections to main squares in New York, Paris and London, street parties where there are just too many people, friends' house parties
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Santa babies! (PHOTOS)
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Campion Christmas Bazaar | Athens | December 11
Campion School is hosting its Christmas Bazaar from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, December 11. The event will feature a wide selection of gift items, entertainment for children, a visit by Santa Claus, as well as plenty of edible goodies. For more information and directions on how to get there, visit www.campion.edu.gr.
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Syrian folk tales to help ease refugee angst in Greece
A Greek theater troop has created a unique fairytale based on traditional Syrian folk tales in a production aimed at entertaining thousands of refugee children stranded in the country.
Shocking video: Woman found naked in pit kept by her boyfriend (vid)
A young woman was found by the police naked in a concrete pit after being kept by her boyfriend for eight months because a witch doctor told him that it would make him rich.
An Italian restaurant built into a cave (pics)
The Grotta Palazzese hotel restaurant is set in the side of a vaulted limestone cave in the town of Polignano a Mare, South Italy.
The location had been inhabited since the Neolithic and was once a Greek colony.
The restaurant itself might have been in used since 1700s when local nobles used to gather there.
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