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TCB’s 2022 ‘Connect’ Tourism Event will Take Place Live in Thessaloniki

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Tcb’s 2022 ‘connect’ Tourism Event Will Take Place Live In Thessaloniki
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The Thessaloniki Convention Bureau has announced the return of its annual Connect Tourism & Travel Event Thessaloniki, that will take place live in the northern port city during May 8-10. Following the success of last year’s event, which took place online due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, TCB will hold the second edition of “Connect” […]

Dior Showcases Greek Creators in ‘The Greek Bar Jacket’ Documentary

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Dior Showcases Greek Creators In ‘the Greek Bar Jacket’ Documentary
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A documentary capturing the preparation of Dior’s Greece-inspired “Cruise 2022” show, which took place in Athens last year, is now screening. Greek documentary-maker Marianna Economou followed Dior’s creative director, Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri across Greece for the making of the documentary titled “The Greek Bar Jacket”. The film, which aired last week and is

Exhibition Dedicated to Melina Mercouri to Open in Athens

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Exhibition Dedicated To Melina Mercouri To Open In Athens
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An exhibition dedicated to the life and works of late Greek artist and politician Melina Merkouri will open its doors at the Technopolis cultural complex in Athens on January 18. Organized by the Athens Municipality in collaboration with the Culture Ministry and the Melina Mercouri Foundation, the exhibition will mark the 100th anniversary since Mercouri’s birth. […]

Acropolis Museum Welcomes New Fragments from the Parthenon

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Acropolis Museum Welcomes New Fragments From The Parthenon
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Acropolis Museum General Director Nikos Stampolidis (right). Photo source: Acropolis Museum / Paris Tavitian The Acropolis Museum on Monday received ten fragments of the sculptural decoration of the Parthenon, which were granted by the National Archaeological Museum. Kept until now in the storerooms of the National Archaeological Museum, the fragments have a maximum height