One rich program of events brings the first week of the program (July-August 2023) of the institution “All Greece is one culture” of the Ministry of Culture on the subject of climate change.

The public will have the unique opportunity to enjoy special theatrical and musical performances, exhibitions, activities for children and teenagers in Tinos, Kavala, Messolonghi, Xanthi, Serres, Thessaloniki, Preveza, Alexandroupoli, Argolis and Kilkis from 5 to 9 July of 2023.

Watch the 2023 program trailer here:

Events start on July 5th and 6th with the group art exhibition “Persephone’s Nightmare” at the Sacred Pilgrimage of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Exombourgos in Tinos, the theatrical performance “Uncle Vania, the forests soften man”, directed by Nikos Manesis, at the Xenokrateio Museum of Messolonghi and the musical performances “Voices at the End” of six pianos with the piano ensemble Piandaemonium at the Ancient Theater of Philippi in Kavala and “Crisis from the historical past to today” with the Violin Orchestra at the archaeological site of Abdira in Xanthi.

Followed by the theatrical performances, “The Rape of Lucretia”, directed by Yiannis Kourkoumelis, at the Zincirli Mosque in Serres (July 6, 7), the musical performance “The Old Camps of Thessaloniki”, directed by Marianthis Psomatakis, at the Kodra Camp in Thessaloniki and the performance for children and teenagers “Two stones with a strange shape” by the Apparatus Group at the Roman Conservatory of Nicopolis in Preveza (July 7, 8).

Two performances for children and teenagers, “Attention, monsters!”, directed by Kerasia Samaras presented at the Zoni archaeological site in Alexandroupoli and “Hot days, tropical nights: Visitors No2” by the Duth Group at the Ancient Theater of Argos in Argolis (July 8, 9).

Finally, the musical show “The Curse of the Pine” with the Alcedo folk band is coming to Ancient Europe in Kilkis on July 9 and 10.

Reservations have started at digitalculture.gov.gr and nationalopera.gr