Paphos Beerfest and Multiple Festivals Highlight Cyprus Cultural Scene This Weekend
The Paphos Beerfest 2026 is underway, running until August 9 at the Medieval Castle Square in Paphos, offering visitors a variety of international craft beers, food pairings, live concerts, and street food. Alongside, the Kiti Beer Fest will take place on August 9 in the gardens of Kiti Municipal Buildings, featuring diverse beer selections, street food by Smash Bites, and live music.
Cultural festivals abound with Koilani village hosting the 25th Countryside Animafest Cyprus from August 7 to 9, showcasing animation screenings, workshops, and musical performances. The 31st Nata Prickly Pear Festival and the 44th Lefkara Festival are also underway, offering traditional celebrations with music, theatre, and food events extending through mid to late August.
Additional highlights include the 2nd Mahalepi Festival in Amiantos, live jazz at Pittali Winery, and the concluding days of the 21st Lemesos International Documentary Festival in Limassol. For families, a free board games morning will be held on August 8 at the Ierokipia Municipal Library in Paphos, providing a fun activity for all ages.
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