Livestock farmers in Rethymno staged a symbolic protest by boiling and sharing meat with citizens, and donating over one ton of meat to local soup kitchens.

Four years after the earthquake, families in Arkalochori still live in temporary housing, facing bureaucracy and delayed aid.

In Argyroupoli, Crete, Lappa Avocado turns local avocado harvests into oils, cosmetics, and artisanal products rooted in place and tradition.

The absence of Heraklion’s Christmas Castle from Eleftherias Square reaches the City Council, as plans emerge for a future festive village near the Venetian Walls.

The historic Chronaki House in Heraklion was officially handed over to the Lyceum of Greek Women, set to become a Museum of Cretan Weaving and Folklore.

Santa Gang 2025 turns Chania’s Venetian harbor into a Christmas role-playing game, delighting children with Santa, villains, and festive fun.

The Christmas Pet Festival returns to Heraklion on December 21, bringing families together for a pet-friendly celebration supporting stray animal care.

Europe’s oldest plane tree suffers catastrophic decline as authorities delay action; Argophilia has reported the issue since March 2024.

“Crete for All” transforms hospitality through hands-on accessibility training for 500 workers. A gentle shift with real impact.

Bougainvillea came from far away, but in Crete it found its true home, painting the island’s villages with endless waves of color.