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Customs & Traditions
Some of you are going to be in Athens during Easter, so we thought it would be nice if you knew where to find the most picturesque and traditional EPITAFIOS …
Easter for me has very specific smells that bring back memories from my childhood.
Thinking of Lent as a period of culinary significance might seem ironic–after all the Fast is meant as a period of spiritual and physical cleansing…
This festival dates back to Dionyssus,
the ancient Greek god of wine and fun …
Today we are celebrating the Sanctification of the Water,
or the Epiphany or Fota …
Exhibition-dedication to the Greek Shadow Theater,
seen through the work of Karaghiozis master Kostas Manos…
we want to take you to the Greek Dance theatre of Dora Stratou to see one of the most original and authentic performances of Greek dances…
Today we are going to tell you about the Greek tradition of VASILOPITA, the cake we cut and share on New Year’s Eve or Day. The vasilopita is usually a cake with a coin inside it.
If someone rings your doorbell early in the morning of 24, 31 December or 5 January, don’t think it’s a naughty neighbor determined to wake you up, it will probably be children singing the “calanda”, the Greek Christmas carols









