NO DAY!! The National Day of Greece
Greece proudly celebrates OXI DAY!!, the day on which Greece became involved in World War II rather than V Day, the ending of World War II. This is due to the provocations and the hostile campaign that…
The Month of September
The month of September had many symbolic references to the ancient Greeks that we can still see today.
MEMORIAL SERVICE IN ANAVISSOS
1922 is the centenary of the Greek Asia Minor Catastrophe. An event that cannot be forgotten
TRIODION
Carnival time or Apokries (Greek: Απόκριες), which means to abstain from meat, begins with the Triodion (Greek: Τριώδιον). This refers to the liturgical book used by the Eastern Orthodox Church that sets out the proper way the…
Celebrating International Greek language Day
International Greek Language Day is celebrated on February 9 annually. It was established officially by the Greek Government in 2017 after accepting the proposal made by professor Yiannis Korinthios, a Diaspora Greek in Italy. International Greek Language Day…
Hadrian’s Reservoir in Athens
Hadrian's Reservoir is now referred to as 'Dexameni' at the foothill of Lykavito in the suburb of Kolonaki.