Nigerian haven for endangered drill monkeys faces daunting pressures
By Seun Sanni
Sugar Ray is about 20 years old, a venerable age for a drill monkey whose life got off to a tragic start: clinging to his mother’s chest ...
Rangers concerned deep water port could threaten Congo’s sea turtles
By Hereward Holland
Each year Christian Ndombe and other park rangers scour the beaches of Democratic Republic of Congo’s vanishing coastline for turtle nests, bringing the eggs to a ...
Nicosia workshop brings the art of Butoh dance
A three-day workshop taking place at ARTos Cultural and Research House is inspired by the art of Butoh dance – a form of Japanese dance theatre that encompasses a diverse range ...
New and ongoing exhibitions islandwide
Art exhibitions are taking place all over the island this month, some opening soon, others concluding in just a few days.
On until Friday, is Glavkos Koumides’ solo exhibition at ...
‘Now or never’: Only severe emissions cuts will avoid climate extremes -UN report (Updated)
Drastic cuts to fossil fuel use. Growing forests and eating less meat. These are just some of the actions needed in this decade to contain global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius ...
Concert welcomes spring
In the heart of spring, violinist and Concertmaster of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra Wolfgang Schroeder and talented young cellist Robertas Grod invite classical music lovers to an evening concert where ...
Music festival takes on the Breach
Celebrating Improvisation and Experimental music, the Breach Festival is being held for the first time this week in Nicosia. Organised by Make Music Cyprus and in collaboration with the Irtijal ...
Artist dreams of glass cages
As one exhibition ends at eins gallery another opens. Glass Cage Dream is the first solo exhibition by Stelios Kallinikou at the Limassol gallery and features a new series of ...
The Peloponnese Wine Festival Cyprus returns
Leading wineries from Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula are back in Cyprus this April with their celebrated wines and latest vintages. The 4th Peloponnese Wine Festival at Limassol’s Carob Mill ...
Premiere 6 concert highlights Russian music’s romanticism
A new month brings with it a new series of events and staying faithful to its cultural calendar is the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra. In its next concert, the orchestra welcomes ...
Massive community effort to clean up Fasoula fly-tip
Dozens of volunteers gathered on Saturday morning at the Fasoula green point area in Limassol to continue community-wide efforts to clean up what has developed into an enormous illegal rubbish ...
Exhibition looks at what’s Found and Lost
In its third edition, KunstRaumGoethe by the Goethe-Institut Cyprus is presenting the exhibition Found and Lost with artists Phung-Tien Phan from Germany and Marina Xenofontos from Cyprus. Curated by Lorenzo ...
Exciting events welcome first week of April
The first week of April already has plenty of fun events in store, with a little something planned for all tastes. Lovers of spoken word, song and the performance world, ...
A cleansing journey in Akamas
With the Spring Equinox behind us and a new season upon us, this time of year can be taken as a cleansing period in more meaning than one. Easter is ...
A chance to dance your way around the world
The Tree of Life community centre is promoting cultural togetherness with its interactive ‘International Dance Party’
“We’ve been living in fear for way too long!” exclaims Soulla Andreou. “Let’...
Tochni to host the MBS Bliss Retreat
A weekend getaway in the charming Tochni village is what April is bringing along with well-being practices, meditation, yoga, tai chi, cacao ceremonies and all sorts of practices for mind, ...
Classic Easter piece highlight of Paphos concert
As we draw closer to the Easter period, the musicians of the island are preparing to celebrate the season as they know best. In Paphos, a unique concert dedicated to ...
Tree-planting in area lacking green spaces
The Initiative for Green will be planting trees this Sunday in Kokkinotrimithia and everyone is welcome.
The tree-planting will take place at 11am, next to the Neo Plaza commercial and ...
NGO says bird trapping on the rise
The Committee Against Bird Slaughter (Cabs) said that last autumn a total of 140 active bird trapping sites were detected in the districts of Famagusta and Larnaca and in the British ...
Salsa, blues, jazz and more
That is what is next in line at Sarah’s Jazz Club, music evenings with local artists playing sweet jazz, electric blues and lively Cuban salsa. Continuing its weekly lives, ...
A two-day experimental recording and sound design workshop
The CYENS Thinker Maker Space in old Nicosia presents a two-day experimental recording and sound design workshop this April in collaboration with Panagiotis Mina of Pyrgatory Studios.
A two-part workshop ...
Lively Latin sounds at Limassol’s Mason Bar
In between its guest DJ sets and taking a break from its usual techno repertoire, Mason Bar also opens up its floor to local musicians for live performances. This April, ...
Without anti-poaching unit, trappers ‘boast and brag’ about their actions, MP says
The possibility of re-establishing the anti-poaching unit was discussed by the House environment committee after it was dismantled in 2019 with some MPs saying incidences had increased since it was abolished.
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Classical and Blues: weekend music at Vinylio Wine Etc
As another long weekend arrives, the musicians of the island gather for more entertaining evenings of live music. Limassol’s quaint little bar Vinylio Wine Etc has more musical nights ...