White Room presents a special Street Party in the heart of Athens.

Join us on June 6th from 20:00 at Palatine Bar for an unforgettable Afro House night with DJ Doctor on the decks, bringing deep rhythms, uplifting vibes, and the perfect soundtrack for the city after dark.

Music, dancing, drinks, and the right atmosphere, all coming together at Athanasiou Axarlian 2.

A night made for good energy, good people, and proper sounds.

Three gentle summer days for mothers and children to slow down, get sandy, spacious breathing, make wishes, laugh loudly, and remember that healing sometimes looks like mud on your clothes and flowers in your hair.

A retreat for those who need:

• less screen time 
• more barefoot time 
• nervous system exhale 
• meaningful connection 
• and maybe five uninterrupted sips of tea.

Itinerary 

Friday — Arriving into Nature

5:00 pm — Arrival , Welcome Circle &  Garden Exploration
Families arrive and settle into the garden spaces. Children come along and explore the secterts of the garden and mothers exhale and ground into the rhythm of nature.

6:00 pm — Aerial Yoga for Children
A joyful movement session for children with aerial yoga, stretching and playful  exercises in a safe and encouraging environment.

7:30 pm — Shared Dinner

Saturday — Movement, Sea & Creativity

9:00 am —  Partner Yoga
A practice based on balance, touch, and cooperation between mother & child. Simple , playful poses, relaxation, and moments of presence shared together.

10:30 am — Garden Brunch

12:00–5:00 pm — Beach Time

Afternoon Activities

5:00–8:00 pm — Children’s Gardening & Clay Workshop
Children engage with nature through planting their seasonal garden. An earthy, creative experience that encourages imagination,  and connection with the nature. Snack included

5:00–7:00 pm — Women’s Relaxation Session
A restorative space for mothers including:

• gentle yin yoga
• guided meditation
• reflections in the circle

7:30 pm — Dinner in the Garden 

Sunday — Closing Together

9:00 am — Breakfast

10:30 am — Tree of Wishes Ceremony
Mothers and children create small wishes, drawings, ribbons, and intentions together and decorate the garden tree as a collective closing ritual for the retreat.

Info & Pricing

When: June 19-21, 2026

Where: Ariadne's Garden of Spiritual Arts

Organizer's Page: ariadnesgarden.gr

Early Bird until 22/5

• Mother + 1 Child: €330
• Additional Child: +€90

Regular Price

• Mother + 1 Child: €380
• Additional Child: +€120

Includes:

• 2 nights accommodation
• 2 meals (brunch & dinner), two snacks for children
• all activities & workshops
• art & gardening materials

Suitable for children approximately 5–12 years old.

As part of the RES-MOVE (Resources on the Move) programme, WHEN invites you to a free financial empowerment workshop designed for women with a migrant or refugee background who wish to strengthen their confidence in managing their finances.

The workshops “Money skills for women on the move” will take place on May 19, with two available sessions (10:00–12:00 and 18:00–20:00), at WHEN Hub. While they are primarily designed to support women with a migrant or refugee background, any expat or digital nomad who is looking to master their money in an inclusive, English-speaking environment, is welcome to join!

Through interactive and practical sessions, participants will have the opportunity to explore key topics such as:

• creating and managing a personal budget
• understanding income and expenses
• saving money effectively
• recognising and avoiding financial risks
• making informed financial decisions

At the same time, the workshops create a safe and inclusive space where participants can connect with other women, share experiences, and become part of a supportive community.

The workshops will be held in English, are suitable for beginners, and participants may choose to attend one or both sessions, depending on their availability.

Participation is free of charge, with registration required, as places are limited.

Free creative activities for children will be provided during the sessions, please indicate your needs during registration.

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May at the Kypseli Municipal Market brings a diverse program combining culinary festivals—such as the Athens Asian Food Festival and the Georgian Cuisine Festival—with creative markets like the Maker’s Market and Blooming Kypseli. From theatrical neighborhood walks to workshops, wellness activities, and social awareness initiatives, the Market is transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity, gathering, and culture for all ages.

A unique theatrical stroll through the streets of Kypseli, where every corner hides a story. Two "theatrical guides"—Magda Gkouverou and Christos Christopoulos—turn the street into a stage and introduce us to Kypseli as we’ve never seen it before! Transitioning from narration to character roles and from action to interaction, they lead us through an experiential journey that defies easy categorization. Is it a tour? A performance? A game? A historical walk? It is none of those things, yet all of them combined.

• Sundays 3/5 to 31/5 | 19:00 & Sundays 7/6 to 28/6 | 20:00

• Tickets via more.com: Standard: €10 | Reduced: €7 (unemployed, students, persons with disabilities, and seniors 65+)

The Athens Asian Food Festival makes a dynamic return to the Kypseli Municipal Market, once again bringing flavors, music, and Asian culture. The Market transforms into a colorful Asian street market where visitors of all ages can browse, taste, and discover dishes from various Asian cuisines.

• Saturday 2/5 & Sunday 3/5 | 12:30–23:00

• Atrium & Creative Lab

• Free Admission (Part of the City of Athens Festival)

Staff from My Checkpoint will be at the Market offering free, rapid testing for HIV, Hepatitis B & C, and syphilis, along with information on sexual health.

• Mondays 4/5 & 18/5 | 11:00–15:00

• Mikro f

• Free Admission

The Market hosts "Bostani," a market featuring fresh organic products from small-scale producers.

• Every Wednesday from 6/5 | 14:00–17:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

A celebration of music, dance, gastronomy, and traditions from Portuguese-speaking countries. From Portugal to Brazil, via Angola, Cape Verde, and Mozambique, the Athenian public is invited on a global cultural journey. Experience traditional music like Fado and Bossa Nova, the Brazilian martial art of Capoeira, traditional Samba, Angolan Kizomba, and the rich gastronomy of the Lusophone world.

• Wednesday 6/5 | 19:00–23:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission (Part of the City of Athens Festival)

The spring edition of the Fired Up Athens Ceramics Fair returns. Over 50 ceramicists from all over Greece will showcase selected creations, marking their 7th consecutive meeting with the public.

• Saturday 9/5 & Sunday 10/5 | 11:00–21:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

Georgia Haikali, Marina Dakanali, and Ioanna Riga travel through time, continents, and hearts using words and music. Is it dark? Is it far? Is it stifling? Spring will share its secrets through melodic fairy tales. Join a journey through the world's neighborhoods powered by music, stories, and deep respect for nature.

• Monday 11/5 | 18:00–19:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

An initiative by the Kypseli Municipal Market and Blood-e to support voluntary blood donation.

• Tuesday 12/5 | 09:30–13:00

• Megalo F

• Free Admission

OSEK TUTU organizes an event by the neighborhood, for the neighborhood. We gather at the Market for a simple, enjoyable game: listen to the numbers, check them off, and shout "BINGO!" Bring your neighbors, low expectations, something to eat/drink, and plenty of spirit!

• Wednesday 13/5 | 19:00–21:00

• Atrium

• Free participation with pre-booking here

Maker’s Market

Four days dedicated to young artists and small brands that invest in quality, aesthetics, and authentic design. In a curated market with character, rising makers and independent artists present their collections.

• Thursday 14/5 to Sunday 17/5 | 10:00–21:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

"Negros tou Moria" meets the Nymfi mermaid to create a limited-edition jersey expressing creative freedom and the city's pulse. The Market transforms into a unique street event to celebrate this collab with music, Nymfi beer, and a local vibe. Featuring DJ sets and MCs from the local scene and a special secret guest.

• Thursday 21/5 | 19:00–23:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

The Kypseli Municipal Market "blooms" with creativity, music, and life! Local brands, street food, cool drinks, and interactive workshops come together in a colorful spring event. Meet the city's creators and experience the most vibrant side of the neighborhood.

• Saturday 23/5 & Sunday 24/5 | 12:00–21:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

"Simeio" organizes a discussion based on its research "School Bell: Danger Signs and Bright Spots in Education." We discuss the democratic school, principles of participation, and the practical application of rights.

• Wednesday 27/5 | 18:30–21:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

The Checkpoint Prevention & Sexual Health Center and "Bloom: Sex Ed for All" celebrate Menstrual Hygiene Day with an open workshop to debunk myths about periods. Free rapid testing for HIV, syphilis, and Hepatitis B & C will be available, alongside the distribution of free condoms and period products.

• Thursday 28/5 | 11:00–15:00

• Megalo & Mikro f

• Free Admission

The Georgian community of Athens, in collaboration with the "Georgian House," invites you to the 4th Georgian Culture Festival—two days dedicated to creativity, gastronomy, and the rich cultural heritage of Georgia.

• Saturday 30/5 & Sunday 31/5 | 11:00–20:00

• Atrium

• Free Admission

In collaboration with textile designer Porphyria Moschopoulou, the Market organizes an embroidery cycle focusing on the cross-stitch technique. Participants will familiarize themselves with materials, tools, stitches, and traditional motifs, as well as how to balance color and design.

• Every Monday from 6/4 to 18/5 | 18:30–20:30

• Mikro f

Through fun exercises, we develop our creativity and explore acting techniques, character analysis, and everything that makes a story come alive on stage.

• Group A: Every Monday from 12/1 to 25/5 | 19:00–21:30

• Group B: Every Tuesday from 13/1 to 16/6 | 19:00–21:30

• Megalo F

Learn the process of painting on ceramic tiles using specialized colors and decoration techniques. Participants will design and paint their own unique tile inspired by traditional and modern patterns.

• Easter Monday 4/5 | 19:00–20:30

• Mikro f

• Cost: €25 | Tickets via pilgrimathens.com

Advanced participants delve deeper into the art of embroidery and complex stitching techniques, learning how to create complete compositions and develop their personal style.

• Every Tuesday from 20/1 to 19/5 | 18:30–20:30

• Mikro f

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The 8th edition of Pan Pan’s comics workshop. Explore the narrative art of comics: putting images in sequence and reflecting your ideas on paper. No prior experience is needed; all materials are provided.

• Every Thursday from 23/4 to 18/6 | 19:00–21:00

• Creative Lab

• Cost: €110 for the full 8-lesson cycle (or 2 installments of €65) | Tickets via more.com

The Migrant Integration Center (KEM) invites young adults to a three-month workshop combining yoga and poetry. Led by Fotini Dimitriou (yoga/therapeutic writing) and Katerina Tigka (theatrologist).

• Every Wednesday from 18/3 to 17/6 | 11:00–12:30

• Megalo F

• Free participation: Pre-book at kem@athens.gr

A practical workshop where you will learn how easily and "magically" you can propagate plants using simple water-based techniques. Perfect for beginners and nature lovers.

• Wednesday 6/5 | 18:30–19:30

• Mikro f

• Free participation: Pre-book at hokocrafts.com

An interdisciplinary, participatory exploration of the Market. Participants engage with architectural elements, archives, and oral testimonies to "read" the Market as a living site of collective memory.

• Monday 11/5 | 18:30–20:30

• Creative Lab

• Free participation with pre-booking here

Transform images into handmade postcards with DRU (Georgina Malavazou). Photograph the neighborhood and learn screen printing and DIY techniques.

• Sat 9/5 (11:00-13:00): Screen printing your own photo (€50)

• Tue 12/5 & Thu 14/5 (18:30-20:30): Experimental sessions with DIY techniques (€15/session)

• Creative Lab | Tickets via Instagram @druscreenprints

Create wax melts and scented sachets for your home and wardrobe in a relaxed atmosphere with a glass of wine.

• Sunday 10/5 | 14:00–17:00

• Creative Lab

• Cost: €60 | Tickets via Instagram @beemamacandlecourses

Learn basic polymer clay techniques to create floral jewelry, including earrings and charms in spring shades.

• Saturday 16/5 | 11:30–14:00

• Creative Lab

• Cost: €25 | Tickets via pinkforest.gr

In collaboration with Pilgrim Maker’s Hub, learn traditional weaving techniques with a modern perspective and create your own textile on a frame.

• Monday 18/5 | 19:00–20:30

• Mikro f

• Cost: €25 | Tickets via more.com

Inspired by old photos and "hidden" women of history, this workshop explores pop culture and tradition to help you find a more dynamic writing voice.

• Tuesday 19/5 | 18:00–21:00

• Megalo F

• Free participation with pre-booking here

A mindful listening workshop by Alma Sound. Explore the neighborhood's environment through experiential exercises and conclude with a relaxing crystal bowl sound bath.

The Kypseli Municipal Market also hosts a vibrant selection of permanent and pop-up shops that champion sustainability, culture, and social impact. Visitors can explore eco-friendly home decor at Hōkō (Hokocrafts), browse zero-waste and bulk lifestyle products at Kyklo, or discover Kenyan-inspired handmade accessories at Finikalala. For book lovers, SKRIP offers a curated selection of titles from Agra and Antipodes, while the POLY COOL Knowledge Bookstore provides a fun dive into history and science. The Market’s social mission shines through the Epanekkinisis IT social enterprise, which refurbishes tech for schools, and Modistra Hopemade, a sewing workshop supporting incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women through the creation of unique handmade home goods and accessories.

Setting up a new life in Greece is often romanticized as a sun-drenched dream, but the reality can be a complex puzzle of paperwork, real estate nuances, and cultural shifts. To pull back the curtain on how modern relocation works in 2026, we sat down with Panagiotis Raptis, CEO and co-founder of AegeanRelo, and Xenia Kostara, the firm’s Business Development Manager.

With years of deep industry experience even before the inception of AegeanRelo, Panagiotis and Xenia bring a wealth of "boots-on-the-ground" knowledge to the table. In this candid discussion, they answer everything: from the changing profiles of people moving to Greece and the hidden traps of the local property market, to the essential mindset shift required to truly call Greece "home."

AegeanRelo was founded on the belief that relocation should be approached as a complete, thoughtfully managed experience. Moving to a new country is a meaningful life transition, and we felt it deserved a level of care, structure, and attention that reflects that. Interestingly, the name itself was born out of discussions held right in the middle of the Aegean Sea. The symbolism of that setting really encapsulated the international yet deeply Greek spirit we wanted to project. We wanted a name that was euphoric and international, but not tacky. 

Looking ahead to 2026, our ambition is to contribute to a more refined, flexible relocation experience. We are moving away from the "one-size-fits-all" model. We handle every move separately and personally, offering a full suite of services from the initial consultation to handling customs, banks, schools, and legal contracts. We want the narrative to shift from "surviving the move" to "thriving from day one."

“Boutique” for us means high-touch, highly tailored service. We adapt everything to the individual: lifestyle, preferences, and even personality. A major differentiating factor for us is our "do it all" mindset. We’ve had cases where we added entirely new services on the spot just to solve a client's unique challenge, even if it was something we had never done before.

While we have a massive network of partners, including top-tier real estate agents and lawyers, we take full responsibility for the organization. The client doesn't get passed between departments; they have one point of contact who ensures the move is seamless, whether they are moving into a penthouse in Athens or a remote island in the Pacific.

The biggest misconception is that the system is purely chaotic and impossible to navigate. In reality, you just need to understand how processes work and who to speak to. We provide a vital "reality check." Many people see the "postcard" version of Greece and assume life is always like a holiday.

We’ve seen cases where people move to a beautiful island and realize they can't handle the lack of infrastructure or the isolation of winter because they are used to city life. Our job is to manage those expectations early through consultation, explaining that while the day-to-day is different from the vacation version, it’s perfectly manageable with the right guidance.

The biggest advantage we offer is structure. In Greece, properties are spread across fragmented platforms and informal networks. We use a dedicated platform that allows clients to see exactly how a potential home relates to their daily life, like calculating distances to their office, specific international schools, or local amenities.

We also provide a necessary cultural filter. For example, a client might want a 4-bedroom house in Piraeus, and we have to explain the architectural reality: those types of properties are rare there. We guide them toward areas like Chalandri, Marousi, the Northern or Southern Suburbs, or specific pockets of the Center, explaining that unlike other European cities, the "best" residential options in Athens aren't always in the literal city center. We ensure they aren't "fooled" by listings and that every contract is vetted and fair.

It’s a multi-stage journey. It starts with the consultation, clearing the air about what is realistic. Then we move to the search and legal vetting, making sure there is no "trash" (legal or physical) left in the house. We handle the check-in, ensuring everything is as promised.

Crucially, we handle the Moving aspect ourselves, which many agencies don't. We manage the packing and transport of the entire household from the country of origin to the final destination. And when the time comes for them to leave, we handle the check-out and relocation to their next destination. We even manage short stays for those who aren't ready to commit to a long-term lease yet.

We’ve seen a shift toward three distinct groups: retirees looking for island life, digital nomads designing their own lifestyles, and corporate professionals moving to big cities like Athens, Thessaloniki, or Cretan cities. Many of our clients are sent by international corporations, so they start with a global agency and then transition to us as their local experts. We’ve expanded our services to include co-working integration and community-building to help these location-independent professionals thrive socially, not just logistically.

Everything about the brand is intentional. The logo features three waves, representing our three founding shareholders, Panagiotis Raptis, Ebru Demirel and Lorenz Amiet. The color palette uses the deep blue of the Greek sea, a lighter sky blue, and a touch of gold to represent the premium, high-end nature of our services. Together, the colors look like the sky and the sea meeting the shore; it’s meant to be an invitation to the Greek lifestyle.

We once handled a move from Athens to a remote island in the Pacific! It involved incredible logistics: ferry delays, weather disruptions, and multiple transfers of high-value items. It’s the perfect example of our "from anywhere to anywhere" philosophy. We created a detailed inventory plan and stayed in constant communication. No matter how remote the location, we make it happen.

It starts with the advice to slow down. Whether you are at the supermarket, dealing with an electrician, or waiting for your internet to be connected, it’s going to happen at a different pace. We help clients reframe this as a gain in quality of life. In Greece, relationships matter more than speed. If you try to fight the rhythm, you’ll be stressed; if you embrace it, you’ll belong.

Take your time at a café, engage with people, and don’t rush. But, on a very practical note: watch out at the pedestrian crossings! The rules of the road (and the crossroads) aren't always what you're used to in Northern Europe or the States; pedestrians don't always have the right of way, so stay alert!

Our goal is for every client to eventually reach that state of being where they can say they are truly "networked" into the culture. As we say, we want to help you connect, thrive, and make Greece your own.

We would like to thank Panagiotis and Xenia for sharing their time and their expertise with us. Their passion for making Greece accessible and welcoming to the world is what sets AegeanRelo apart in a crowded industry.

Ready to start your Greek chapter?
If you want to explore how AegeanRelo can streamline your move click here to explore their full range of services!

 

Greece has transitioned far beyond its "holiday paradise" image, firmly establishing itself as a premier European hub for expats, digital nomads, and retirees. With a modernized remote-work infrastructure and a culture that perfectly balances wellness with its deep historical roots, Greece offers a truly elevated way of living.

In this guide, we dive into the five premier Greek cities leading the relocation charts in 2026. While each destination offers an idyllic future, the path there often involves the famous Greek bureaucracy. Utilizing AegeanRelo’s professional relocation services can be the ultimate game-changer for your journey.

Athens remains the beating heart of Greece’s economic and technological surge. By 2026, it has matured into a global startup hub with world-class digital infrastructure.

• Best for: Tech professionals, career-driven expats, and those who love urban energy.
• The Why: Beyond the history, you have access to the country’s top international schools and private healthcare. Trendy neighborhoods like Glyfada, Pangrati, and Petralona are the current "it" spots for the international community.

Often the first choice for those who find Athens a bit too fast-paced, Greece’s "second city" is a UNESCO-recognized gastronomic heaven.

• Best for: Creatives, food lovers, and fans of walkable cities.
• The Why: It offers a lower cost of living than the capital without sacrificing urban amenities. The iconic waterfront promenade remains the gold standard for sunset strolls.

Chania is the ultimate compromise for those who want island beauty without the "off-season" shutdown. Unlike smaller islands, Chania stays vibrant and functional through the winter.

• Best for: Families and remote workers seeking a deep connection to nature.
• The Why: Crete is incredibly self-sufficient, meaning local produce is fresh and affordable year-round. Plus, a thriving digital nomad community ensures you’ll never lack for co-working spaces or social meetups.

Located in the Peloponnese, Kalamata has seen a massive rise in popularity. It’s a rare city where you can have a beach at your doorstep and be only a 2.5-hour drive from Athens.

• Best for: Active lifestyles and those seeking great value for money.
• The Why: As one of Greece’s most bicycle-friendly cities, it offers a high quality of life nestled between the Taygetos Mountains and the Messinian Gulf.

If your heart belongs to mountains and lakes rather than sand, Ioannina is the "hidden gem" of 2026. This historic university city in the Epirus region is surrounded by the breathtaking Pindus Mountains.

• Best for: Hikers, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking true cultural immersion.
• The Why: It is significantly more affordable than coastal hubs and serves as the gateway to world-class outdoor adventures in the Vikos Gorge and Zagorohoria villages.

Relocating to Greece is a life-changing milestone. To ensure your transition is as smooth as possible, the AegeanRelo team is here to help. Whether you need a professional Home Search to secure the perfect property or expert help with "the heavy lifting" of immigration paperwork, we’ve got you covered.

So, you’ve decided to swap the routine for the Aegean blue. Whether you’re drawn by the 300 days of sunshine, the Mediterranean lifestyle, or a new career path, relocating to Greece is the adventure of a lifetime.

Of course, moving to the "land of the gods" involves a bit more than just booking a flight. To ensure your transition is as smooth as a calm day on a Greek island, here are 5 essentials you need to know before you relocate.

Greece is famous for its history, but it is equally well-known for its bureaucracy. Whether you are an EU citizen or moving from further afield (like the US, UK, or Australia), navigating visas, residence permits, and the AFM (your Greek tax ID) is your first major hurdle.

• Pro Tip: You cannot rent a house, open a bank account, or set up utilities without an AFM. It is truly the “golden key” to your new life here.

Picking a place to live is about more than just the scenery; each city has its own unique rhythm. Do you crave the cosmopolitan energy of Athens with its cultural hotspots? Or perhaps the relaxed, coastal charm of Thessaloniki, known for its world-class food and friendly vibe?

If you are considering the islands, remember that life changes with the seasons. A lively August is very different from a quiet winter with limited ferry services. Think about year-round amenities and accessibility when deciding.

• The Home Search: Finding the right property in a foreign market can be daunting. This is where AegeanRelo’s Home Search services become invaluable.

For families, schooling is a top priority. Greece offers excellent International Schools, mostly in Athens and Thessaloniki, following the IB or British curriculum.

• Keep in mind: These schools are in high demand and waiting lists can be long. Because school bus routes often dictate where expats choose to live, it’s wise to coordinate your home search with your school choice.

Greek streets can be narrow and winding. Shipping a full container requires expert “last-mile” coordination. From customs clearance to ensuring the right-sized truck can actually reach your front door, the logistics are complex.

• Planning Tip: Start your inventory early. Knowing what to bring (and what to leave behind) can save you significantly on shipping and customs duties.

The most important thing to pack is patience. The Greek concept of “siga-siga” (literally “slowly, slowly”) is a beautiful part of the culture that prioritizes life over work. While it makes for a relaxed lifestyle, it can be a challenge when you are waiting for internet installation or a delivery.

• The Secret: If you expect a London or New York pace, you’ll be stressed. If you embrace the local rhythm, you’ll thrive.

Relocating to Greece is a massive milestone, and you shouldn’t have to navigate it alone. AegeanRelo specializes in taking the stress out of your move. From handling international removals to securing residence permits and finding your dream home, they are your local partners every step of the way.

Relocating to a new country is more than just a logistical challenge; it is a major life transition. AegeanRelo is a premier relocation and global mobility firm dedicated to turning the complex process of moving to Greece (or anywhere worldwide) into a stress-free, turnkey experience.

By combining decades of logistics expertise with a deeply personalized "boutique" approach, AegeanRelo ensures that every client, from corporate executives to families, feels at home before they even arrive.

• International & Domestic Moving: Packing and transportation of household goods. Whether it’s a cross-border move or a local relocation, your belongings are handled with precision and care.
• Comprehensive Relocation Support: Our team assists with home finding, school searches, utility hook-ups, and neighborhood orientations to help you settle in quickly.
• Immigration & Visa Assistance: Navigating Greek bureaucracy can be daunting. We provide expert guidance on Golden Visas, work permits, and residency documentation to ensure full legal compliance.
• Secure Storage Solutions: Short-term and long-term storage options in modern, climate-controlled, and highly secure facilities.

• Personalized Strategy: No two moves are the same. We assign a dedicated coordinator to build a customized relocation plan tailored to your specific timeline and requirements.
• Local Mastery, Global Reach: We possess an intimate knowledge of the Greek market and regulations, backed by a robust network of international partners spanning the globe.
• Stress-Free Management: From customs clearance to unpacking the final glass, we manage the entire end-to-end process so you can focus on your new beginning.
• Corporate Excellence: We are the trusted partner for multinational companies, providing efficient mobility solutions that ensure employees are productive and happy in their new destination.

📞 Phone: +30 211 218 5671

📧 Email: contact@aegeanrelo.com

🌐 Website: www.aegeanrelo.com

Opening: Thursday 7 May 2026, 18:00
Duration: 6 – 24 May 2026 
Hours: Thursday – Saturday, 17:00 – 20:00 

FokiaNou Art Space presents Flower Power 5, the fifth edition of its annual spring group exhibition celebrating the enduring presence of flowers in contemporary artistic practice. Each year, the Fokianou apartment is transformed into a vibrant meeting place — a “garden” that blossoms through the diverse voices, materials, and approaches of the participating artists.

The exhibition explores the role of flowers as image, symbol, memory, or point of departure for new narratives. With sensitivity, boldness, or a distinctly personal lens, the works engage with the flower not merely as an aesthetic motif but as a carrier of meaning, emotion, and experience that resonates across time and artistic expression.

Flower Power 5 continues a tradition that has become a hallmark of FokiaNou Art Space: an annual celebration of spring, creativity, and the inexhaustible power of flowers to inspire, move, and connect.

Curated by Mary Cox and Panagiotis Voulgaris.

Participating artists:  Maria Aliberti,  Bodarch (Petros Petrou and Stella Chatzipanayotou), Lorenz  Bogle, Mary Cox, Panagiotis Ferentinos, Theodora Fitzsimmons, Mary Haniou, Maria Claudia Litsas, Evangelos Moutsis, Gabriela Papaefthimiou, Eleni Papanikolaou,  Constantina Paraskevopoulou , Caroline Pradal, Geeta Roopnarine, Ariane Severin, Georgia Maggy Touliatou, Marios Trichas, Panagiotis Voulgaris.