The 25th Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival, organized by the Ministry of Culture and Rialto Theatre, is set to captivate audiences with inspiring performances from Cyprus and five other nations. Running from May 31 to June 23 in Limassol and Nicosia, this vibrant celebration of movement promises to showcase the transformative power of contemporary dance and foster crosscultural exchange.
Kathikas Village’s Passion Play is a powerful reenactment of Jesus’s journey to Calvary, showcasing the deep devotion and cultural heritage of the community. This annual event not only strengthens community ties but also attracts tourism, ensuring that the rich history and tradition of Kathikas are preserved for future generations.
The International Pharos Chamber Music Festival is back in Kouklia, Cyprus, enchanting audiences from May 24 to June 1, 2023, at the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Royal Manor House. Worldrenowned musicians will grace the stage, promising a blend of cultural heritage, musical excellence, and timeless elegance.
The ministerial summit on Syria’s safety on May 17 aims to assess regions within Syria for potential “safe zone” designation, impacting migration policies and Syrian nationals abroad. Discussions will include collaborative assessments, data collection, and facilitating voluntary returns while upholding human rights and legal frameworks.
Drivers are advised to slow down, maintain safe distances, and obey traffic signs. Pedestrians should stay visible, use designated crossings, and be extra cautious around reversing vehicles to ensure a safe Holy Week for all.
“Armenian Faces” art exhibition at the Pierides Museum in Larnaca pays tribute to the 1.5 million Armenians lost in the 1915 Genocide, inviting viewers to reflect on history through Khaldoon Daud’s poignant works until May 17. This exhibition is a profound testament to the resilience and spirit of the Armenian community, fostering solidarity and remembrance through the universal language of art.
Live music events postEaster in Cyprus offer a variety of genres, including jazz, soul, rock, and classical. From Workin’ Trio in Trimiklini to Triple Soul in Limassol, and MidLife Crisis in Paphos, to the Stabat Mater: Pergolesi concert in Erimi village, there’s a melodic rendezvous awaiting every music lover on the island.
The 3rd Spring Bouldering Festival in Droushia, Cyprus, is a thrilling event happening on May 1112, featuring competitions, beginner classes, and various activities for climbers of all levels. Hosted by the Shinosintrofia Climbing Club, this festival brings together climbers from all over Cyprus to enjoy a weekend of sport, learning, and camaraderie in the stunning natural surroundings of Droushia. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to participate in the festival by registering on the event’s Facebook page “Spring Bouldering Festival 2024” and join in the fun!
Cyprus marks 20 years in the European Union with cultural events and speeches by President Nikos Christodoulides and Ursula von der Leyen. A symbolic olive tree planting signifies Cyprus’s commitment to EU values and its journey of progress within the Union.
Cyprus celebrates Labour Day with vibrant festivities organized by major trade unions Sek and Peo, including unity marches, speeches by leaders, and celebrations emphasizing solidarity between Greek and Turkish Cypriot unions. The day’s events are a powerful reminder of workers’ contributions and the importance of unity in society.
