The Greek Archaeologists Association is organising free screenings at its garden terrace (Thisseion) from June 26 till September.

Today (9/7), the programme will feature two rare documentaries: Kifissos, a God’s Awakening by Dionysia Kopana, which follows the river flow from its source at Mount Parnitha to its mouth in Faliro, recording all the interventions that changed and finally destroyed the river, so that it can be turned into an avenue;

David Kennedy, The Sculptor of Life by Angelos Kovotsos, a tribute to Sculptor David Kennedy, who lived and worked on the island of Aegina in the Saronic Gulf, along with his wife Maya. David passed away in February 2014. His last words were “tempus fugit” (time is escaping).

More info: Seanema (Greek Archaeologists Association Film Group) Facebook Group

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An exhibition titled "Yiannis Gaitis, an uncompromising dandy" is running at the Radisson Blu Park Hotel in Athens until July 24.

Embarking from abstract painting, Gaitis gradually shaped his own unique style. Since the 60s, his most distinctive feature, his identical little men (anthropakia) - symbols of the middle class propriety and alienation - will dominate his work, often as wooden constructions, utilitarian applications or artistic happenings, and will make him internally known.

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The Embassy of Venezuela in Greece is hosting a series of concerts with Ensemble Jirahara, one of Venezuela’s most famous music bands, at Halandri Athens (July 9), Petroupoli (July 10), and Korydallos (July 14), as a sign of solidarity with Greece.

More info: Venezuela in Greece: Facebook Page

The City of Athens is organizing free Cultural Mondays at the Strefi Hill in the centre of Athens. This Monday (July 13), the Greek Music Workshop of the City of Athens is holding a concert with Manolis Skoulas and Dora Louisou, with Greek popular songs.

See more: City of Athens: Cultural Mondays at Strefi Hill (Greek)