Kalamata International Dance Festival | Messinia | July 15-24
If you’re visiting the southern Peloponnese this summer, try to fit in a show at the Kalamata International Dance Festival, which promises an exciting roster of choreographers and groups.
Palamas’ residence at stake
This graffiti-scrawled iron door in the Athens district of Plaka leads to the house where celebrated Greek poet Kostis Palamas died in 1943.
Cartoon (14/05/2022)
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