Chania’s iconic lighthouse at the Venetian Harbor will be in blue and white from Saturday, October 26, 2024, to honour Oxi Day on October 28.
Crete
Training Olive Farmers for Premium Olive Oil Quality
The Region of Crete, in partnership with the Hellenic Agricultural Organization-DIMITRA (ELGO-DIMITRA) and the Municipality of Kantanos Selino, will hold an informative session focused on enhancing the quality of the “Kriti” Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Scheduled for Tuesday, October 29, 2024, at 5 p.m., the event will take place at the Selino Union’s Eucalyptus Reservoirs […]
7th Panhellenic Trail Meeting in Chania Takes Place November 15 to 17
The 7th Panhellenic Trail Meeting in Chania (November 15 to 17) will showcase a range of presentations, discussions, and workshops.
Travel Demand for October 28th Weekend
For the October 28th holiday weekend, travel inquiries have taken a downturn by 8% compared to last year. See the top destinations.
This Weekend, Don’t Miss the Kissamos Chestnut Festival
The Kissamos Chestnut Festival promises an enriching experience that intertwines heritage, gastronomy, and a zestful community spirit.
Sitia Group Stands Up to BAPE and Industrial RES
In Sitia, agencies, collectives, unions, local communities, and cultural associates will band together to protect Easten Crete from pseudo-RES opportunists. On Wednesday 11/13/2024 at 18.00 at Polykentro. (Spiritual Center of the Municipality of Sitia) an open meeting will address all concerns. A congress of stakeholders is being organized to fight against the Baltic Energy Conservation Agency […]
Optimism Surrounds the Kastelli Airport Construction Progress
Kastelli Airport near Heraklion is moving forward rapidly, with 40% of the work already completed and optimism that it will open in 2027.
Oxi Day: A Proud Moment in Greek History
On the 28th of October, all Greeks will once again celebrate the moment the Prime Minister of Greece, Ioannis Metaxas, denied the demands of fascist dictator Benito Mussolini. When the Axis powers demanded the Greeks capitulate, Metaxas “Alors, c’est la gueree!” or “Then it is War!” That moment in 1940 when the whole world seemed […]
Sacred Gate Unearthed at the Minoan Palace in Archanes
The uncovering of the Sacred Gate reveals a complex structure flanked by altars and stone extensions, including a previously found elongated altar and a stepped altar.
Samaria Gorge Reopens on Thursday, October 24th
Samaria Gorge will be accessible to visitors from October 24th after two days of closure caused by rainfall.
Celebrating Heritage Through Dance: “Golden Eagles and Halcyons – Steps of Freedom”
Golden Eagles and Halcyons – Steps of Freedom is scheduled for October 26, at 8:30 PM at the Heraklion Cultural Center.
Cretan Beekeepers Convene to Address Dire Conditions
The year presents itself as the toughest for Cretan beekeepers recorded in history: scarce rainfall and severe heat waves, have impacted the development of beehives.
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