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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Teachers Talk—a space where educators, parents, and lifelong learners come together to discuss the realities of teaching, learning, and everything in between. Introducing Teachers Talks will provide valuable insights and foster meaningful conversations in our community. This series is set to become an essential resource for anyone interested
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International Music Academy of Anargyrios and Korgialenios School of Spetses (MAAKSS)Fifth Annual Master Classes Event July 24 – August 2, 2025 The International Music Academy of Anargyrios and Korgialenios School of Spetses (MAAKSS) is excited to announce its fifth annual Master Classes event! The historic Anargyrios and Korgialenios School on the beautiful island of Spetses (AKSS) will once again host this unique musical
Recent advancements in facial reconstruction technology have brought to life a royal woman from the Late Bronze Age in Mycenae, Greece, who lived around 3,500 years ago. This remarkable reconstruction allows us to peer into the past and see the face of someone connected to the legendary kingdom associated with Helen of Troy. The woman, believed to have been in her mid-30s at the
Understanding Pascha Greek Orthodox Easter, known as Pascha, crowns the celebrations of the Eastern Orthodox Church. The word “Pascha” derives from the Greek term that transliterates the Hebrew word “pesach,” meaning Passover. Pascha is the most ancient and significant festival in the Orthodox Christian calendar. It commemorates the resurrection of Jesus from the dead after the crucifixion. Often called Resurrection
Athens is a city of layers—where history, culture, and architecture blend into a unique urban experience. For foreigners living in Athens, exploring the Athenian architecture Open House 2025 presents a fantastic opportunity to discover the city’s architectural heritage through free guided tours of significant buildings and neighborhoods. Taking place on April 5-6, with additional events
The acclaimed exhibition “Journey into the Mind of a Genius”, dedicated to the visionary artist Salvador Dalí, has been extended until June 30 at the Hellenic Cosmos Cultural Center in Athens. The “Journey into the Mind of a Genius: a fascinating exhibition on Salvador Dalí” has, after successful runs in London, Barcelona, Copenhagen, Berlin, Warsaw,
Choosing a name for a child is no easy task. It’s a decision filled with responsibility, as the chosen name will accompany the child for a lifetime. Classic or unique? According to a scientific study, there is one name that stands out for its beauty—Sophia. Let’s take a closer look at why Sophia is considered
On March 18, 2025, the MICHELIN Guide unveiled its inaugural selection of 68 Key Hotels in Greece, recognizing establishments that exemplify exceptional levels of service, design, and overall guest experience. This announcement follows the April 2024 introduction of the MICHELIN Key, a new hotel rating system designed to highlight exceptional accommodations. Much like the prestigious
Have you ever thought about the life of a long-term expatriate? A recent study titled “A typology of long-term expatriates: Conceptualization, consequences and future research” by researchers Jan Selmer, Margaret Shaffer, Stefan Jooss, and B. Sebastian Reiche, published in the Human Resource Management Review (2025), dives deep into the world of Long-Term Expatriates (LTEs)—those adventurous individuals who decide to
