music
Alkinoos Ioannides to kick off summer tour in Cyprus
Perhaps, it feels too soon to look forward to summer events when Easter has not even arrived and the weather forecast has rain, clouds and sun all in one day. ...
New murals to be unveiled in Nicosia
A new series of murals is transforming the streets of Agioi Omologites and inviting the public to look again. Get ready for the Have You Seen It? – Art Around Town ...
Paper crafting and wild foraging in Paphos
Crafting, wild foraging, QiGong and TaiChi classes are coming up at the Episkopi Environmental Information Centre in Paphos. On Sunday, a Paper Crafting workshop is on with Maria Karamanli showing ...
Restaurant review: Fusion restaurant gets the balance right
Kuzuba may be what many fusion restaurants aspire to be when they grow up: dining without gimmicks or pomposity, but with just a sprinkle of good-natured pretentiousness.
Those airs may ...
film
Animafest brings together animation and European literature
A special programme of animated films inspired by classic and contemporary literary works by European authors is to be screened on Saturday in Nicosia, organised by Animafest Cyprus, in the ...
art
Four university artists present a Limassol exhibition
The Sky Over Your Head Will Be Iron and the Ground Beneath You Copper is the title of a new exhibition set to open at Lumiere Art Gallery in Limassol ...
Collecting queer memories from Cyprus
A research project takes shape as an exhibition this weekend presenting queer stories and memories, collected on the island. Titled My Journey Through Your Memories, the exhibition is part of ...
What’s on this weekend
The last weekend of March bids us farewell with a list of exciting events to enjoy in every district. Crafting workshops, tulip festivals, exhibitions, plays, neighbourhood art walks, classic car ...
art
Limassol exhibition looks at the rise of the sun
Young Cypriot artist Danae Patsalou presents her second solo exhibition at The Edit Gallery in Limassol this spring with a body of work which is titled The Rise of the ...
TV show we love: Sullivan’s Crossing
There are a couple of series I have on rotation for casual viewing – you know, the kind you have already seen, so it feels familiar to return to. Apart from ...
Creators of ground-breaking menopause documentary unveil prequel on perimenopause
A revolutionary documentary that raises awareness on what menopausal and perimenopausal women go through makes its Cyprus premiere this month. After the global success of the award-winning The (M) Factor: ...
music
Rural village hosts intimate music night with renowned musicians
A live music experience in a rural village is coming up soon as the AVLI Sessions return, reactivating traditional Cypriot courtyards as intimate cultural spaces. This spring, the music evenings ...
music
Networking brunch for Cyprus musicians
Cyprus musicians unite! In an effort to bring together the musicians, composers, lyricists and venue owners of the island, AMusEd organises the 1st Musicians Networking Brunch in Cyprus this spring. ...
Book review: Mad premise for a hilarious book
I spent much of the end of 2025 and start of 2026 moaning about people who ought to know about funny books claiming that unfunny books were actually funny. Evidently, this means ...
theatre
Play looks at continued foreign military presence
For the first time in Cyprus, Translations by Brian Friel will be staged, at the Main Stage of the Cyprus Theatre Organisation in Nicosia. Directed and co-translated by Irish/Cypriot ...
art
Book looks back at decade of art
The art organisation Art Seen celebrates a plethora of activities from 2015 to 2025 with a new publication. On Friday, it hosts the book launch of Decennial: A Creative Legacy to mark ...
Crazy arcs One Piece can do next
Netflix’s live adaptation of the global manga phenomenon One Piece is, somehow, still winning. In its first season, it pulled in around 19 million viewers and managed the impossible: pleasing ...
Book launch & talk: Tekton Technical Bureau and Modernism in Limassol
PSI Foundation is pleased to announce two public presentations of the publication TEKTΩΝ, taking place on March 27, 2026 at 7pm at Wagmi Coffee in Limassol and on March 28, 2026 at 7pm at ...
Book now for an authentic Easter stay at Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort
This Easter, the award-winning, five-star Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort in Paphos invites guests to experience a truly radiant celebration, where Cypriot tradition meets authentic hospitality and refined elegance.
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A pickle party is coming up at Brewfellas
You read that right, an event dedicated to juicy pickles is approaching soon – a party no less.
“Mark your calendars, pickle people. It’s about to get briny,” says Brewfellas, ...
Spring brings fairs and markets to explore
The season of spring brings much to enjoy. Blossoms, road trips, spring markets, fairs and bazaars.
In the coming weeks, artists and creatives will set up their stalls at several ...
A boost to our endless fascination with the last queen of Cyprus
Caterina Cornaro, the last queen of Cyprus, will be the subject of a lecture taking place at the Centre of Visual Arts Research (CVAR) – Costas & Rita Severis Foundation in ...
Mind, Body & Spirit celebrates its 25th anniversary
The capital city is getting ready to welcome a day dedicated to holistic wellbeing as MBS Cyprus presents its Wellbeing Day on April 5. Eleftheria Square will fill with soulful performances, ...
Songs and Tales of Spring at printmaking museum
This Saturday, we officially move into the spring season, even if the weather forecast shows rain. Every March 21, the world celebrates Spring Equinox and so, the Hambis Municipal Museum of ...
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