15th August: The Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary and National Holiday in Greece In Greece, the 15th of August, known as the Feast of the Dormition of […]
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Greek Independence Day: Celebrating Freedom and Faith
Greek Independence Day, celebrated annually on the 25th of March, holds a uniquely profound significance as it is not only a national holiday marking Greece’s struggle for freedom but also […]
Greek Dog Food & Greek Cat Food
Greek Dog Food & Greek Cat Food Premium Pet Nutrition in the UK! Looking for high-quality, natural pet food that supports your pet’s health and well-being? At Greek Market UK, […]
Endless Love – Limited Greek Offers
Endless Love – Limited Greek Offers | 15% Off Greek Products Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Greek Market UK! Enjoy 15% off orders over £150 for a limited time—valid until 16th […]
Nímata Vol. 2: Exploring Musical Threads
Nímata returns for its second edition, presenting an evening of unique exploration of sounds, by students and alumni of leading music academies of the UK. Supported by the Athena Scholarship, […]
Cyprus 1974: The Day After
Professor Petros Papapolyviou discusses the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974, highlighting the social consequences that emerged.
Cyprus Today: The State of Historic Monuments in the Occupied Areas
An illustrated lecture by Dr. Charalampos Chotzakoglou on the current state of religious monuments in the occupied areas of Cyprus.
Travel Writers in Greece: from the 1940s to the Present
Prof. Gonda Van Steen, award-winning author Peter Barber, and historian of travel writing Dr. David Wills discuss writing about Greece.
Why Authenticity Matters
The Difference Between Greek Market and Mass-Produced Alternatives In a world where convenience often trumps quality, it’s becoming increasingly important to know the origins of the products we consume. At […]
Fabulous Creatures: Women Between Reality and Myth
Fabulous Creatures: Women Between Reality and Myth What does it mean to be labelled a monster? What does it mean to live in a world which shames, excludes and vilifies […]