“Pop Up Talks: Stories That Inspire” event in Kalopanayiotis features diverse speakers sharing life stories and insights on mental health, personal growth, and innovation at the Laurentiou House on August 3. This communal initiative aims to inspire and empower the community by fostering learning, networking, and shared experiences in the picturesque village known for its rich history and cultural heritage.
The traditional festival in Ayios Theodoros village in Larnaca celebrates a decade of culture from August 24. Featuring workshops, dances, music performances, and a Cypriot comedy play, the event is a vibrant showcase of Larnaca’s rich heritage.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant festivals celebrating Cyprus’s seasonal bounty! From the Watermelon Dance in Akaki to the Hazel Tree Fest in Platanistasa and the Peach Festival in Kato Mylos, these events showcase the island’s rich traditions, local produce, and cultural heritage. Join in the festivities and savor the flavors, music, and joy that define the heart of summer in Cyprus.
Property Gallery took center stage at REALTYon Expo 2024 with their showcase of YOO Limassol by Starck, setting the industry abuzz with their innovative design and forwardthinking approach. Their participation highlighted their leadership in the Cypriot real estate market, solidifying their reputation as visionaries in modern living.
In Limassol, Cyprus, illegal graffiti is being turned into vibrant street art, transforming mundane infrastructure into inspiring public art galleries. By commissioning talented artists and promoting ecological awareness through art, the city is combatting vandalism while enhancing its cultural fabric and beautifying urban areas.
Metamorphosis at the Almyra Boutique Hotel in Paphos is a captivating fusion of contemporary art and historical architecture, curated by Andros Efstathiou, featuring 15 artists like Giorgos Lappas and Christina Papaioannou. Running from July 26 to September 6, this exhibition offers a unique cultural experience that invites viewers to explore the transformative dialogue between art and space.
The 50th anniversary event in the European Parliament, led by Cypriot MEPs, commemorated the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, emphasizing unity and the need for resolution. The event highlighted the EU’s commitment to peace and human rights, calling for solidarity and action towards reunification and the end of the island’s division.
Paralimni – Dherynia’s new beach policy cracks down on sunbed squatters by removing unattended items used for reservation. This ensures fair access for all beach visitors, maintaining a relaxed and equitable experience at Protaras beaches.
The Furry Book Club, supported by Hellenic Bank, enhances children’s literacy skills and selfesteem through reading sessions with therapy dogs, fostering a warm and inviting learning environment. By incorporating environmental themes, the initiative promotes awareness among youth, aligning with the bank’s ESG Strategy and nurturing socially responsible citizens of the future.
The Ahepa conference in Cyprus reaffirmed the commitment to resolving the Cyprus issue, emphasizing the call for justice, reopening negotiations under clear preconditions, and leveraging Cyprus’s strategic importance for regional stability. President Nikos Christodoulides and Archbishop Georgios underscored the importance of global Hellenic solidarity and proactive diplomacy in addressing the ongoing struggle for justice, cultural preservation, and advocacy for Cyprus.
