Cyprus Festivals and Events Highlight Local Culture and Music Across Districts This August
Several cultural and gastronomic events are set across Cyprus this August, celebrating local traditions, music, and culinary delights. In the Nicosia district, the 9th Fig and Halidji Cheese Festival will take place on August 20 in Kato Pyrgos Tyllirias, showcasing the region’s famous white cheese alongside live entertainment. Meanwhile, the Constantia Open Air Cinema in Nicosia offers weekly screenings, including a Cypriot film on August 22 and The President’s Cake on August 23.
In the Limassol district, Agros village hosts traditional music nights and concerts throughout the month, with an Opera Night scheduled for August 22 as part of the Summer Music Festival at Kato Amiantos. The Kato Mylos Peach Festival on August 22 promises a day filled with crafts, food, and music celebrating the seasonal fruit.
The Famagusta region combines forces for a three-day "Tastes of Ayia" event featuring gastronomy and traditional festivities from August 21 to 23. Paphos is lively with the 47th Dionysia Festival in Stroumpi village on August 22, the Paradise Jazz Festival in Gialia on August 21-22, and ongoing live music at Aphrodite Hills Resort. Lastly, Larnaca’s 44th Lefkara Festival concludes with a cultural celebration of music and dance on August 22.
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