Water from the Lasithi Plateau begins flowing into Aposelemis Dam, offering a glimmer of hope for drought-stricken Crete.

Heraklion launches a “followgreen program,” extending recycling efforts to sports venues and schools. Learn about upcoming events for community involvement.

Heraklion launches a $1.2M road repair plan with a two-year deadline. Funded by city resources, it tackles potholes, expands sidewalks, and bolsters safety.

Hotel employees demand better conditions and wage increases as tourism profits rise. Union pressures the government for stricter oversight and improved unemployment aid ahead of the new season.

50 Years of Theatre exhibition at Chania’s Municipal Art Gallery features costumes, props, and untold stories from the regional theaters.

Heraklion’s Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos inaugurated the 22nd Treasure Hunt on Feb 16, uniting locals of all ages in a vibrant carnival celebration.

Kourtaliotiko Gorge paid access information including entry fees, exceptions, management plans, and who benefits from this system.

A Rich Heritage Rooted in Wild Greens Crete treasures its deep connection with wild edible greens, or horta, boasting one of the broadest biodiversities worldwide. With over 120 species thriving across its dynamic landscapes—from rugged mountains to breezy coastlines—these greens form the soul of Cretan cuisine. This tradition stands out because horta isn’t tucked away […]

Experience “50 Years of Theater: A Living Archive” at Chania’s Municipal Gallery from February 15 to April 30, 2025.