Limassol Wine Festival Celebrates 64th Anniversary with Rich Cultural Lineup from September 26 to October 4
The 64th Limassol Wine Festival is set to take place from September 26 to October 4 at the Municipal Garden in Limassol. This historic event celebrates the grape harvest season with numerous activities including wine tastings, live music performances, traditional dances, and handicraft workshops. Visitors can enjoy wines offered at special prices by local wineries, as well as open-air restaurants and children’s creative workshops.
The festival opens on September 26 with a magic show by the Liotati Family and a musical performance by Vasiliki Hadjiadamou, Sotos Gonios, and the Philharmonic Orchestra of Limassol Municipality. Following the opening night, highlights include a theatre performance "Ena Krasi Mia Thalasa" on September 27 by Oi Amathousiou with live music by Nomades, and traditional music and dances from Crete by the band Cretaioi and singer Giannis Fragkiadoulakis.
Throughout the festival, free entertainment options such as photography and caricature exhibitions will be available for all ages. The event is organised by the Limassol Municipality to showcase Cyprus’ rich cultural heritage and winemaking traditions in an engaging and family-friendly atmosphere.
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