Sofia Vembo: The Voice of Greece
Hailed as the “Voice of Greece”, Sofia Vembo was a leading Greek singer and actress, known for her passionate love songs and famous for her performances for the Greek troops during World War […]
Hailed as the “Voice of Greece”, Sofia Vembo was a leading Greek singer and actress, known for her passionate love songs and famous for her performances for the Greek troops during World War […]
“A fascinating, as well as moving film, bound to be a revelation for many people” – Marie-Aude Roux, Le Monde Join us for the UK premiere of Mary, Marianna, […]
Following last year’s sold-out performance at the Hellenic Centre, Kourelou and the Greek Collective return, for a proper panigiri night with live music and dances from all over Greece and Cyprus, including songs from Thrace, Epirus, Macedonia, […]
Cinema Paradiso is a music concert that celebrates the timeless beauty of film music, presented by guitarist Dimitris Soukaras together with current and former Athena Scholars. This special concert highlights the […]
Join us for the book launch and discussion on the book Kalamoti: A Medieval Village of Chios. Kalamoti combines architecture with history, highlighting current issues surrounding the preservation of […]
Join the book launch and discussion of Athens Tales, an anthology of one hundred and fifty years of Greek short fiction about Athens, compiled and translated into English […]
Join us for the presentation of Modern Poetry in Translation’s latest issue, The Antidote to Agony: Focus on the Poetry of Greece and Cyprus, featuring 30 contemporary […]
Join us for an exclusive premiere screening of the newly restored film Lord Elgin and Some Stones of No Value (1986), celebrating 40 years since its release. Directed by […]
Third Person (Plural) is Aikaterini Gegisian’s feature-length cinematic essay, built from over 200 postwar U.S. informational films and newsreels drawn from the Library of Congress and the National Archives. What […]
‘A large wildfire has a very distinctive sound. No one can tell you unless they have been in one. It is a sound that can haunt […]
The Mythic Gang is an interactive musical comedy that throws the audience into the heart of Ancient Greece. Can you help Dionysus and the Mythic Gang save Persephone from […]
Penthesilea: Queen of the Amazons (1974) is a defining work of the radical filmmaking of the 1970s. The first collaboration between Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen, the film interrogates […]
What is humour? What does it do for us and for society? From the way the ancient Greeks thought of laughter to contemporary philosophy, it is […]
In Transit is a sculptural dialogue shaped by the lived reality of standing between places and identities. Bringing together Greek artists who have worked abroad, the exhibition reflects our shared in-between […]
Theatre artist and researcher Christina Kapadocha presents her original piece Mapping Journeys – Grounding Roots on World Refugee Day 2026. This participatory performance invites audiences to reflect on migration, refuge, […]
A panel discussion centring the voices of women cleaners of Greece in the 1990s–2000s. Behind each mop-stroke lie displacement and invisible labour. Doreida Xhogu’s Mama Klorin explores memory, migration, class and […]