A contemporary myth of creation at Gloria Gallery
Next week Gloria Gallery will host a new exhibition entitled Out of the Deepest Inertia a Birth by Marion Pascali, showing her contemporary myth of...
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The wines of the Peloponnese at festival
The largest group of Peloponnese winemakers ever to visit Cyprus arrives on February 3 in Limassol to showcase their beautifully crafted, top quality wines to...
CySO marks 250 years of Beethoven
On the occasion of the 250th birthday anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven, the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra will embark on a complete concerts cycle throughout 2020,...
Restaurant Review: Koi, Nicosia
My undergraduate granddaughter asked if I liked Sushi. I responded that I have a weakness for most Oriental dishes, and was pleased that many Asian...
Nine-hour documentary screening to remember Holocaust
It’s not very often you come across a nine-hour documentary but that’s the case for Claude Lanzamann’s Shoah. That’s not the only lengthy fact about...
Pantelis Thalassinos live tomorrow
Greek singer Pantelis Thalassinos is coming to Cyprus after many years for a special cause. On Friday he will perform for the Cyprus Anticancer Society...
Bar review: Avalon, Larnaca
Laiki Yeitonia in the heart of Larnaca has become one of the most popular areas for the young to go on a night out. Come...
Colourful Escape Room comes to Cyprus for only two days
An impressive Escape Room arrives in Nicosia for only two days, within the framework of the You’re Right campaign (#yourEUright), which is being implemented by...
Cyprus Film Days event to bring together film folk of the region
Cyprus Film Days has announced it will host Dot.on.the.map Industry Days – a co-production, training and networking platform that brings producers, directors and scriptwriters from...
British Council marking 80 years in Cyprus
The British Council is marking its 80th anniversary with a series of events this year, it announced on Wednesday. The organisation, which has been working...
Monty Python star Terry Jones dies aged 77
Monty Python star Terry Jones has died at the age of 77. The actor and comedian, who had dementia, directed some of the comedy troupe’s most-loved works,...
Talk looks at our tangled presence online
As part of the hypersurfacing forum, organised on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of NiMAC, the Arts Centre in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut Cyprus...
Workshop looks at cooking low carb
Finding a dietary system that works is harder than it seems nowadays as more people have become sensitive to certain foods and dozens of diets...
Piano recital by hot young pianist
One of the most impressive young pianists on the international scene today, Ilya Kondratiev returns to The Shoe Factory for another memorable recital organised by...
New Year, new music
Everything’s coming up music this month. And why not? This is the second round of the roaring twenties, and a morsel of melodic decadence is...
Cowspiracy: what is the primary source of environmental destruction?
Between Hollywood cinema and European film screenings comes a documentary that aims to inform its audience what really goes on in animal agriculture. Let’s Make...
The World Wants To Deal With Sexual Harassment Like It Happened In The Past
Charlize Theron is unrecognisable as Fox News star Megyn Kelly in Bombshell, a film that looks at the sexual harassment scandal at the network. She...
Film review: Bad Boys For Life **
By Preston Wilder Props to Will Smith (and Martin Lawrence, but it’s mostly Smith) for trying to turn Bad Boys for Life into a proper...
Brad Pitt, Joaquin Phoenix up for more awards at Hollywood’s SAG ceremony
By Jill Serjeant Terrifying clown or heartbroken dad? Scheming pole dancer or ruthless divorce lawyer? Hollywood actors make their picks on Sunday for the best...
Restaurant review: Koutourou Ouzeri, Paphos
By Sarah Coyne Last year Paphos saw a considerable number of new restaurants open, but at the beginning of 2020 we are heading back to...
