The Ministry of Culture has completed the strategic study of the structure of the area adjacent to the buildings recognized as monuments of the EVME industrial complex. S.A. (formerly Çavuşoğlu), in the context of the rehabilitation and promotion of the Industrial Complex, after its direct purchase by the Ministry of the Interior for approximately 13,000,000 … Read more
Isaias Matiamba became known to the general public through the television show “Here’s the Chance”, a talent show in which he appeared and eventually emerged as the winner. Since then, he has been writing his own story in Greek song… At the same time, he also loves acting, appearing in theater, television, and cinema. This … Read more
The comedy “Mono Klama” will be screened at Filmhouse // New Cinema Club of Kalamata tomorrow, Thursday, July 18. Two friends end up in a remote train station on the outskirts of Tuscany after their car breaks down. They find shelter in an inn for the night, where they realize that they have been transported … Read more
The Brotherhood of Piraeus participated in the celebrations of the heroine Maniatisa (images) On Saturday, July 6, a ceremony of honor and commemoration of the 198th anniversary of the battles of Verga and Diros took place near the statue of Heroine Maniatisa in Piraeus. The Brotherhood of Cephalinians and Ithacaeans of Piraeus was present and … Read more
By the decision of the Minister of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports Kyriakos Pierakakis, Chrisa Nikolaou from Eleftheriou has been appointed the Director General of the National Library of Greece (NBH). He is an archivist, librarian and museologist. He holds a PhD in Sociology from the Department of Sociology at Pantheon University of Social and … Read more
The Enchanting Spirituality in Mondrian’s Neoplasticism (Images) Piet Mondrian / Piet Mondrian was born in 1872 in Amersfoort, Holland. In 1892-1895 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Amsterdam. His first works were naturalistic and impressionistic landscapes, which were later influenced by the strong color outlines of the Fauvists. Mondrian painted the windmill … Read more
The opening event of the solo exhibition of the famous Austrian artist VOKA, appearing in famous galleries, exhibitions and art auctions abroad, was held with great success last Sunday, the 7th, at the Tarsuli Hall of the Maniatakey Foundation. His paintings combine realism with abstraction on a canvas full of colors and light. In fact, … Read more
Eucalyptus Square in the Kalamata Municipal Railway Park was packed with moviegoers young and old yesterday who enjoyed an hour-long section of short films, the highlight of which was The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse. The screening in question also marked the start of the 5th Children’s Cultural Festival organized by Kalamata … Read more
It is one of the most important prehistoric settlements in Northern Greece Dickie bowlafter its unanimous decision Central Archaeological Council (KAS) for the construction of a state-of-the-art protective dome and highlighting the award-winning excavation project undertaken in recent years. The prehistoric settlement of Dikili Tas (which means “standing stone” in Turkish) is located in the … Read more
“I participated,” says Alexandros Moraitidis, “in all his holidays and festivals.” In his native Skiathos, he attended the litanies and dances, because “in his ancient dance he was attracted by the indescribable originality of Kamaran”. There he walked and breathed in “bays and harbors,” “mountaintops,” “woods and valleys,” wooded places and seashores, where “every bough … Read more
Savina Jannatou and Kostas Grigoreas invite us to wander together in different musical traditions. Songs of different peoples in different languages and musical expressions, as well as works for solo guitar, alternate with artistic Greek music through a unified approach of classical guitar and voice. Songs from Lower Italy, Armenia, Lebanon, Corsica, Sardinia coexist with … Read more
The loudest applause from the Messinian audience was given to Kalamata Greek High School’s “Evi Evan” double performance on the Megaros Choir’s main stage over the weekend, thus marking the end of this year’s dance year. The overall remarkable result was achieved thanks to the stage presence of 350 dancers, musicians and choirs, who, under … Read more