Cyprus Cultural Highlights: Music, Dance Festival, Exhibitions, and Screenings in September
Cyprus hosts a vibrant schedule of cultural events this September, featuring music, dance, theater, and exhibitions across various locations. A special music tribute to Greek folk singer Sotiria Bellou will be performed in Pyrga, Palodia, and Deftera, beginning September 10. Nicosia offers diverse concerts, including a performance by Natassa Bofiliou and a musical journey with Vasilis Viktoros.
The 19th Mediterranean Traditional Dance Festival runs from September 10 to 13 in Episkopeio, with free admission and participants from several countries. Art lovers can visit exhibitions like "Opening Point" at Aigaia in Nicosia until September 30 and "Code Reconstruction" until September 12, among others in Limassol and Larnaca.
Film enthusiasts are invited to the 27th Summer Screenings Marathon in Nicosia through September 13, featuring "Hold Your Soul and Walk," a poignant documentary about life in the Gaza Strip. Additionally, several new films, including "Practical Magic 2" and "Runner," are showing at cinemas in Limassol and Nicosia.
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