Music competition pushes ahead
By Alix Norman If you’ve a young pianist in the family, Read This Now! Because the Avantgarde Piano Competition for Young Pianists is the most...
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The cultural agenda goes… digital
Bars and restaurants are not the only places to have closed, cinemas and theatres have followed meaning it is now time to bring the art...
Five things Covid-19 can’t cancel
ENJOY NATURE Just when the weather is finally – FINALLY – turning out nice again, everything’s cancelled! But that doesn’t mean you have to stay...
Despite cancellation there are some things to do on Saturday
In the madness of all major events being cancelled, there are still a few getting the go-ahead to start your weekend off in the right...
Rebirth: view works returned from the occupied areas
The upcoming exhibition at the State Gallery of Contemporary Art – SPEL, opening on Saturday, presents 219 artworks returned after a period of 46 years...
Celebrating the future at Reflect Festival
As Alexa and robot vacuums take over our households, it is safe to say that technology and AI have become part of our daily lives....
Internationally-known artist: ‘Don’t call me Kevin’
“Just don’t call me Kevin!” laughs Yiorgos Bellapaisiotis, a man who will gladly respond to almost attempt at his name as long as it’s sincere!...
A Tuesday of cello and piano
Look ahead to next week with a show by two of the world’s most celebrated soloists – Marc Coppey and Peter Laul – who will...
Music in Paphos
More live music events will be held this week on the island’s west coast as numerous bands and music ensembles take the stage, offering something...
Toâ et Moâ: a musical and comedy performance
For comedy with a difference, a French event (with English surtitles) and a whole lot of music is coming up this week. Swiss artist Sergio...
Fengaros Music Village all set for 2020
Though it’s still early to be talking about summer festivals when we’ve barely entered spring, there is plenty to look forward to with dozens of...
Arte-facts of Aphrodite
The island of Aphrodite. This is how Cyprus is often known with Aphrodite’s Rock in Paphos and a statue of the Greek goddess of love...
Music sounds around the island
Carnival festivities may be over but live music and dance parties continue around the island. Tonight, Limassol bar Sto Dromo is hosting local band Equinox...
Weekly theatre workshops
A series of workshops that were held at THOC Theatre Shelter as Wednesday Workshops from October to December last year will move to the Cyprus...
Jazz icon’s, Fred Wesley, performances postponed
Known as the world’s funkiest trombonist, renowned as James Brown’s legendary trombone-player, Fred Wesley was scheduled for four live shows in Cyprus this month. As...
Jazz Saturdays and Cuban Sundays at Sarah’s Jazz Club
Nicosia’s only jazz club is going for variety; some nights are jazzy, others are swingy and some bring the sounds of Cuba. At least, that’s...
Flying Dutchman comes to Paphos
The great bass-baritone Sir Bryn Terfel returns to the Metropolitan Opera for the first time since 2012 in the title role of the cursed sea...
Time to reflect at new exhibition
A new body of work by George Gavriel is being presented at Diachroniki Gallery in Nicosia as of today, running until March 26. In the...
Excavating contemporary archaeology
As a long-term educational project, Excavating Contemporary Archaeology involves history and deals with how contemporary artists use archaeology in their way of working, thinking, producing...
Theatre travels to the mountains
Starting this year, a mobile theatre group will be giving performances to parts of the island with limited cultural access, the Cyprus theatre organisation (Thoc)...
