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Cyprus Cultural Highlights This Weekend Include Dance, Music, Film Festival, and Exhibitions

This weekend in Cyprus offers a rich cultural agenda featuring the 4th Cyprus Choreography Showcase in Limassol, presenting eight dynamic contemporary dance works from September 18-20. Music lovers can enjoy performances in Palodia and Korakou celebrating Greek songwriting and composer Stavros Kougioumtzis.

In Nicosia, the 7th Queer Wave Film Festival brings LGBTQIA+ cinema to the historic centre from September 18-27. Theatre enthusiasts have several options, including Louiza Papaloizou’s play "The Mountain" and staged readings of Dionysios Solomos’s "The Woman of Zakynthos." Various exhibitions across Limassol, Ayia Napa, and Nicosia display ceramic sculptures, charity artworks, and group shows highlighting local and international artists.

Additionally, new cinema releases including Resident Evil and Spa Weekend are screening at RIO Limassol and Nicosia Mall. Cultural venues continue to buzz with performances, readings, and exhibitions, making this weekend a vibrant exploration of Cyprus’s artistic scene.

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