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Monday, 12 January 2026 09:51
Athens English Comedy Club - January 25th Show
The Athens English Comedy Club is thrilled to be running its 7th year of shows!
Experienced acts and exciting newcomers share the stage, presenting their best material, always in English.
Ιt'll be a mix of everything! A potluck of comedy! Colourful, comedic chaos!
Founded in 2019, the Athens English Comedy Club is the first, and only, purely English comedy club in Greece!
In the last 6 years, the Athens English Comedy Club has hosted lineup shows, open mic shows, online competitions, and comedy workshops, with *130* local and international comedians from *29 countries*.
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Date: Sunday January 25th
Tickets:
€8 super early-bird
€10 early-bird
€12 general admission
€15 at the door
€8 super early-bird
€10 early-bird
€12 general admission
€15 at the door
🎭 €5 for actors (box-office only, with an active Greek Actors Union ID. Email/phone reservation required)
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Wednesday, 08 October 2025 12:16
Native English-Speaking/Bilingual Teacher (Early Years)
We are an international nursery and kindergarten in Voula seeking a native English – speaking or bilingual (English/Greek) Early Years Teacher to work with children aged 3 to 6 years.
Full-time or part-time position available.
Send your CV: info@peterpanschool.gr
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 11:00
Haris Tsalpara “Anadysi… and other stories” at Theatre Of The No
Haris Tsalpara returns to the stage of THEATRE OF THE NO, on Saturday, October 11th at 21:30. With her expressive voice and unique musical approach, she creates a world that blends the traditional with the contemporary, offering a musical experience that transcends conventional structures.
Her first solo album–book “Anadysi” is an innovative work that combines Eastern modality with electronic elements, delivering a musical journey beyond ordinary forms. It includes 6 spoken word poems and 7 songs, with texts, lyrics, and music written by Tsalpara herself. The work explores profound themes such as entropy, rebirth, and the perception of time.
Her music forms a fascinating sonic mosaic, weaving together traditional motifs, trip-hop, beats, noise, and baroque elements. The constant transformation of the soundscapes goes beyond the usual “verse-chorus” structure, offering a freer and more dynamic musical experience. The evening unfolds in two parts: In the first, the audience will journey through the texts and songs of “Anadysi”, discovering Haris Tsalpara’s unique musical world. In the second part, the music turns into a celebration with beloved folk, rebetiko, and traditional songs we all know, sing, or dance to. A unique experience where new and old songs, innovative sounds, and familiar melodies coexist.
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Readers:
Haris Tsalpara
Yiannis Tavlas
Musicians:
Haris Tsalpara: Vocals, Keys
Alexandra Rizou: Vocals, Violin
Chrysoula Kehayioglou: Vocals
Yiannis Tavlas: Electric Bass, Effects
Giorgos Georgopoulos: Bouzouki, Tzouras, Baglamas, Loops
Ilias Fotiadis: Drums
Credits
Sound Engineer: Yiotis Paraskevaides
Video Loops: Axalotriohasi
Poster Photography: Eleni Albarosa
Poster Design: Sotiria Bramou
Social Media: Nico Fytas
PR & Communication: Eleftheria Sakareli
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 10:50
Athenogates — Art for Animal Welfare
A unique group art exhibition, “Athenogates”, opens at Andie Art Gallery on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at 19:00, supporting Dorotea’s Cats Rescue, a volunteer initiative dedicated to rescuing, caring for, and finding homes for stray cats, founded by Dorotea Merkouri.
Curated by art historian Annita Patsouraki, the exhibition features paintings, sculptures, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative works inspired by the animal world and the harmonious relationship between humans and animals. As Patsouraki notes, the artworks blend realism, abstraction, and symbolism to emphasize the importance of care, responsibility, and respect for all living creatures.
With the motto “We Love Animals – We Love Life”, the show highlights the mysterious and enchanting world of cats, as well as the broader animal kingdom, encouraging empathy and action for animal welfare. The exhibition aims to combine artistic creation with tangible support for animals, promoting awareness, compassion, and adoption.
About Dorotea Merkouri
Greek-Italian actress and Italian cuisine author, Dorotea has been devoted to stray animals since her youth. Upon returning to Greece, she intensified her efforts, founding Dorotea’s Cats Rescue, coordinating daily rescues, medical care, sterilizations, and adoptions across Athens. Since 2020 (and more intensively from 2022), her team of volunteers and veterinarians has helped over 150 cats, overseeing 120 sterilizations and facilitating 35 adoptions.
Greek-Italian actress and Italian cuisine author, Dorotea has been devoted to stray animals since her youth. Upon returning to Greece, she intensified her efforts, founding Dorotea’s Cats Rescue, coordinating daily rescues, medical care, sterilizations, and adoptions across Athens. Since 2020 (and more intensively from 2022), her team of volunteers and veterinarians has helped over 150 cats, overseeing 120 sterilizations and facilitating 35 adoptions.
Dorotea emphasizes that in Greece, where state support for stray animals is limited, volunteer action is both a responsibility and a duty for everyone.
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 10:36
Crete Becomes The Heart Of European Beach Volleyball
Crete steps into the spotlight of international sports once again, this time hosting the prestigious CEV Beach Volley European Cup Final from November 6 to 9 at TUI Magic Life Candia Maris, member of the Metaxa Hospitality Group, in Heraklion.
The tournament promises thrilling matches and high-level action, bringing together top European teams on the sand. At the same time, it boosts sports tourism and showcases Crete on an international level. The tournament is part of the official international calendar and is held under the auspices of the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV), with the co-organization of the Region of Crete, the Hellenic Volleyball Federation, the Municipality of Malevizi, and Metaxa Hospitality Group.
The European Cup Beach Volley Teams
European Cup is an interclub European competition where clubs from various countries represent their national championships on the international stage. Participation is based on the teams’ performance in their domestic leagues, which are officially recognized by the Confederation. The men’s and women’s teams that will compete in the tournament’s qualifying stage have already been confirmed.
The full list of qualifiers includes teams from the following 24 national federations: Azerbaijan, Armenia, England, Austria, Belgium, Northern Ireland, France, Georgia, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Hungary, Ukraine, Croatia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Czech Republic, and Turkey. The vast majority of national federations will participate with both genders, while Armenia, Czech Republic, England, Netherlands, and Switzerland will only compete in the men’s category. Lithuania, on the other hand, will participate exclusively in the women’s category.
Specifically, the champion team Azerrail from Azerbaijan returns to the European stage aiming to defend the historic double-title win achieved last year in Montpellier. The Greek club 4 Sports Club Athens, representing our country, has already secured its place in the final stage. The remaining finalists, seven clubs per gender, will emerge from the qualifying phase. This is scheduled for late September and early October, with the venues and group compositions to be announced early next week.
International visitors, new opportunities, growth for the island
The hosting of European Cup in Crete is expected to bring significant benefits at both local and national levels. The presence of athletes, coaches, and fans from around the world will boost tourism, extending the tourist season and creating demand for hospitality, dining, and transportation. At the same time, the international promotion of the country highlights Greece as a top sports tourism destination and strengthens its ability to host more international sporting events.
Watch the official teaser video of the event HERE!
Extension of the island’s tourist season
TUI Magic Life Candia Maris and Metaxa Hospitality Group reaffirm their commitment to sports tourism, offering the infrastructure, expertise, and experience required to host high-level international events such as the CEV European Cup, following the successful organization of the Nations Cup in May. With the support of the Region of Crete, the Hellenic Volleyball Federation, and the Municipality of Malevizi, Crete proves its capability to host top-tier European sporting events, positioning the island as a global destination for sports tourism.
Another major beach volleyball event comes to Greece, and it would not have been possible without the contribution of Technical Director Vangelis Polimeropoulos through the Best Sports Marketing Agency in Greece, ActiveMedia Group.
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 10:25
Greek-Inspired Pumpkin Spice Latte
It’s October, and you know what that means: pumpkin spice is everywhere! Cafés are buzzing with the familiar aroma of cinnamon, nutmeg, and espresso, Starbucks is serving their seasonal favorite, and cozy sweater vibes are officially in the air. But why not give your pumpkin spice latte a little Mediterranean twist this year? With a touch of mastiha, Greek honey, and classic pumpkin spices, you can bring the flavors of Greece straight to your cup.
Ingredients:
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1 cup milk (cow, oat, or almond)
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1/2 cup strong brewed espresso or coffee
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2–3 tbsp pumpkin puree
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1–2 tsp greek honey (or more to taste)
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1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice (or 1/4 tsp cinnamon + pinch nutmeg + pinch clove)
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A tiny pinch of mastiha powder
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Whipped cream (optional)
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Cinnamon or crushed mastiha for garnish
Instructions:
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Warm the milk:
In a small saucepan, gently heat the milk over medium heat. Add the pumpkin puree, honey, pumpkin spice, and mastiha. Whisk continuously until frothy and fragrant (about 3–5 minutes). -
Brew the coffee/espresso:
While the milk warms, prepare 1/2 cup of strong espresso or coffee. -
Combine:
Pour the espresso into a mug. Slowly add the spiced pumpkin milk mixture, stirring gently. -
Top it off:
Add whipped cream if you like. Sprinkle a little cinnamon or crushed mastiha on top for garnish. -
Serve and enjoy:
Sip slowly and enjoy that warm, cozy, Greek-inspired pumpkin flavor!
Pro tip: For an extra Greek touch, drizzle a tiny bit of Greek honey on top of the whipped cream. It pairs beautifully with the spices!
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 09:59
Autumn On Stage: 3 Captivating Theatre Productions In Athens
If you’re looking for a cultural night out in Athens, and especially if you speak Greek or want to practice your language skills, these three current plays are absolutely worth watching. From classic mysteries to contemporary stories, they’re ideal for anyone who loves theatre and wants to experience the Greek stage at its best.
1. Witness for the Prosecution (Μάρτυρας Κατηγορίας)
The multi-award-winning courtroom masterpiece by Agatha Christie returns for its third year at Theatro Horn, directed by Nikorestis Haniotakis. After more than 360 sold-out performances and rave reviews from both audiences and critics, this production continues to impress with its sharp direction and stellar performances.
The story follows Leonard Vole, accused of murdering a wealthy widow. All evidence seems to point to him, yet his lawyer, the brilliant Sir Wilfrid Robarts (played by Giannis Vouros), isn’t convinced. With Kostas Koklas as John Mayhew, Eugenia Dimitropoulou as the enigmatic wife Romaine, and Omiros Poulakis as the accused, the play grips you from start to finish.
Expect atmospheric lighting, haunting fog-filled scenes, and a suspenseful pace that keeps you guessing until the very end. The famous plot twist still shocks, even if you already know the story. And because this is such a well-known play internationally, it’s a great choice even if your Greek isn’t perfect; you’ll easily follow along.
Showtimes:
- Wednesday: 20:00
- Thursday: 20:00
- Friday: 21:00
- Saturday: 18:00 & 21:00
- Sunday: 18:00
2. The Invisible Guest (Ο Αόρατος Επισκέπτης)
Based on the acclaimed 2016 Spanish film by Oriol Paulo, The Invisible Guest is a psychological thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. Directed by Manolis Pantelidakis, this stage adaptation stars Katia Dandoulaki as the razor-sharp lawyer, alongside Christos Plainis and Thanasis Patriarcheas, in a gripping story full of twists, secrets, and deception.
A young, successful entrepreneur is accused of murdering his lover. As the truth begins to unravel, he finds himself trapped in a whirlwind of fear, impulsive decisions, and half-buried lies. With only two hours to prepare his defense, a brilliant lawyer must untangle the dark web of what really happened that night.
If you’ve seen the original Spanish movie, you know what to expect: shocking plot twists, a fast pace, and an ending that leaves you breathless. Since the story is internationally known, it’s another excellent choice even if your Greek isn’t fluent; you’ll still enjoy every suspenseful moment.
Showtimes:
- Thursday: 20:00
- Friday: 21:00
- Saturday: 18:00 & 21:00
- Sunday: 19:30
3. The Accused (Αθώος ή Ένοχος;)
The audience becomes part of the play in yet another dynamic courtroom drama by Jeffrey Archer, which took London by storm and has now returned for its fourth year at Eliart Theater. This interactive performance invites viewers to step into the role of jury members, deciding the final verdict themselves: innocent or guilty?
A respected doctor is accused of murdering his wife to inherit her fortune. His best friend, a well-known defense lawyer, takes on the case, while a fellow doctor claims she was the victim’s lover and spent the night of the murder with him. The evidence for both guilt and innocence is equally compelling and the audience must decide the outcome.
As the tension builds, questions arise: Did Dr. Sherwood kill his wife? Was Jennifer Mitchell truly his mistress? Which alibi should we believe? The verdict is up to the viewers, and the ending changes depending on their decision, making each performance a unique experience.
Directed by Giorgos Fratzeskakis, the production features Noni Ioannidou as the Judge, Odysseas Stamoulis as the Prosecutor, and Antonis Rambaounis as the Accused. A sharp, engaging courtroom drama that’s perfect for anyone who loves suspense and wants to put their Greek comprehension (and judgment skills) to the test.
Showtimes:
- Monday: 20:30
- Tuesday: 21:00
Contact: 210 3477677
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Friday, 03 October 2025 11:08
“Safe Haven", Mary Cox & Sara Ettlinger
Opening: 1 October 2025 7:30 p.m.
Duration: 1 October – 6 November 2025-09-25
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 1 -3:30 p.m. and Saturday 4 – 7 p.m.
In a two-women exhibition, Mary Cox and Sarah Ettlinger address a common theme, a sanctuary facing an uncertain future. Their paintings focus on a special swimming place, dear to each artist, the Kenwood Ladies Ponds in London and a public access beach in Vouliagmeni. The work highlights the vulnerability of both, the likelihood that they will not stay the same and will lose certain qualities valued by the artists.
Duration: 1 October – 6 November 2025-09-25
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 1 -3:30 p.m. and Saturday 4 – 7 p.m.
In a two-women exhibition, Mary Cox and Sarah Ettlinger address a common theme, a sanctuary facing an uncertain future. Their paintings focus on a special swimming place, dear to each artist, the Kenwood Ladies Ponds in London and a public access beach in Vouliagmeni. The work highlights the vulnerability of both, the likelihood that they will not stay the same and will lose certain qualities valued by the artists.
Mary Cox paints portraits of aging ramshackle houses located behind an orphanage in Vouliagmeni. Nestled between two very expensive and over-touristed beaches, this spot gives public access to a beautiful “free beach” with no organized lounges or umbrellas, something which is becoming ever more rare. The Greek church however, has sold the orphanage to developers, and the small shacks could be razed and the property there developed as well, limiting access to the beach. The clapboard shacks were built in the mid 20th century and given to families for use during the summer months, with each family allowed use only one time. The shacks were modified and added onto by new families every year, until the program ended around the year 2000. Since then, they were abandoned to the elements, and over the years covered with graffiti. The contrast of bright coloured urban graffiti with local pines and greenery, with glimpses of the turquoise bays in the background, produces a visual excitement, evoking a fairy tale scenario.
SARAH ETTLINGER explores the importance of preserving the few areas designated as women-only. She brings to light the undeniable and special bond between women when partaking in a single-sex event, action, ceremony or ritual together, asking ultimately, ‘What is it to be a woman? “
The series took seed during Lockdown with her winter swimming along the coastline of Attika, an activity that kept her sane during this extraordinary time. The swims became ritualistic uniting a group of women and bonding them to nature. Simultaneously it was triggered by the debate brought to a head by the campaign #LetWomenSwim– in their demand to preserve the unique single-sex domain, the Kenwood Ladies’ Ponds London.
Mary Cox is an American painter with Greek nationality living and working in Greece since 1993. She holds a Masters in Fine Art from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco, California. She has shown her work in galleries in Greece and abroad since 1999. Over the years she has taken up different subject matter and used a range of media, from a mixed-media series on migration which was selected for a biennial in Lulea, Sweden in 2011, to a photo-realistic series of paintings of old houses in the southern suburbs of Athens. In 2022, she took part in the two-person show Athenian Topographies at AAA3A art space in New York and in the group show Synthetic Zero at Bronx Art Space, NYC. More recently she took part in Never Wait! / ¡Nunca Esperes! at Bronx River Art Center in NYC (2024). Since 2016 she has co-directed FokiaNou Art Space.
Sarah Ettlinger is a British artist living and working in Athens Greece, since 1991. She graduated from Middlesex University London with distinction and went on to Liverpool University where she received a 1st class BA Hons degree in Art & Design. She has exhibited her work in solo and group shows in Greece, England, France, Sweden and Ecuador. Notable solo shows include - “Lost Innocence” London, UK and “In-External contortions” Athens, Greece. Sarah Ettlinger has been active in a number of artist initiative projects, co-curating and participating in “Athens ArtCore Festival” 2020, “Private View” ArtAz 2014, “ReMap II” 2009 and “Where is the art? / Open Spaces, 2007” a parallel event to the 1st Athens Biennale. More recently she took part in the exhibition Hyperhidrosis: Sweating Together at the Modern Greek Culture BATH HOUSE OF THE WINDS.
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Wednesday, 01 October 2025 15:40
5 Years of Harmony: Celebrating The Music Academy Of Spetses
The Music Academy of Anargyrios and Korgialenios School of Spetses marks half a decade of nurturing talent and artistic growth.
This summer, the Academy celebrated its fifth anniversary, featuring five years of musical education, community engagement and studentachievements. Since opening its doors in 2021, the Academy has taught over 300 students and has seen its alumni excel in the music world.
This summer, the Academy celebrated its fifth anniversary, featuring five years of musical education, community engagement and studentachievements. Since opening its doors in 2021, the Academy has taught over 300 students and has seen its alumni excel in the music world.
This year, the number of students in the Academy reached 60! But the student count wasn’t the only number that expanded: the musical equipment of the Music Academy grew as well. A new instrument has been added to the collection, an oboe, enhancing the number of instruments instructed to eight.
Credit: Annita Spithaki
Credit: Annita Spithaki
In 2025, for the third consecutive year, an important project was executed: the “music initiation class” for children in Spetses, and visiting children of the island (for children between four and eight years old). This project was a huge success and resulted in an amazingconcert, carried out by the small children and the Academy’s musicians.
Credit: Annita Spithaki
Credit: Annita Spithaki
A wonderful illustration of the Academy’s tutors’ skills was the “teachers’ concert” which set the tone for excellency. Furthermore, the closing concert held in the historic outdoor amphitheater with the title “From Waltz to Tango” directed by the upcoming 28 years old Cypriot maestro Kyriaki Koudouri, was highly praised by the audience and the community of Spetses. During the concert the audience became a key participant byhumming along the famous melodies, together with the orchestra’s voice. These two concerts serve as outstanding examples of the numerous inspiring concerts organized this year. This summer, six concerts took place in different landmarks on the island of Spetses, while eight concerts were held inside the Academy. It is important to note that all of the Academy’s concerts and free to the public, proudly advocating music as a means of communication and connection.
Credit: Annita Spithaki
Credit: Annita Spithaki
Moreover, the Academy had the honor to be participatein the Anargyria Festival, which reopened its doors after 40 years. Professor Ioannis Aesopos, the President of the Executive Committee of the Anargyrios Foundation and its members have embraced this educational project withfaith and immense support.
With the kind support of the Academy’s sponsors and donors, the Music Academy has been able to materialize and to sustain its vision of international excellence in musical education. Furthermore, their generous scholarships have empowered the actualization of the dreams of less fortunate musical minds, who are now able to utilize and develop their talent. As Leni Konialidis, the Head of the Music Academy, says: “The Academy, its teachers, students, and organizing team are now a family, which makes its identity so impacting and long lasting”, highlighting the importance of community.
Contact:
T: +30 210 3613751
Email: musicacademy.akss@gmail.com
Email: musicacademy.akss@gmail.com
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Wednesday, 01 October 2025 12:49
October At The Maria Callas Museum
This October, the Maria Callas Museum of the City of Athens welcomes visitors of every age with a vibrant programme of activities:
- A music-and-dance performance for children
- An open conversation on mental health in the digital era
- Themed and interactive guided tours that bring Maria Callas’ legacy to life
- Family programmes (MCM Kids & MCM Babies) that turn Sundays into pure imagination and play!
- A music-and-dance performance for children
- An open conversation on mental health in the digital era
- Themed and interactive guided tours that bring Maria Callas’ legacy to life
- Family programmes (MCM Kids & MCM Babies) that turn Sundays into pure imagination and play!
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
Saturday 4 October | “Sound Spins Around” — Music & Movement Performance for Kids (Ages 2–6)
The creative team 2 Laloun brings their playful performance “Sound Spins Around” to the museum!
Children will discover how musical instruments came to be, and then get to play with them! Through games, movement and storytelling, little ones become the heroes of their own musical adventure.
Details:
📅 Saturday, 4 October 2025
🕦 11:30 (Duration: 1 hour)
👶 Ages: 2–6
🎟 Cost: €10 per child & €10 per accompanying adult
🎫 Pre-booking required via more.com
📅 Saturday, 4 October 2025
🕦 11:30 (Duration: 1 hour)
👶 Ages: 2–6
🎟 Cost: €10 per child & €10 per accompanying adult
🎫 Pre-booking required via more.com
Tuesday 14 October | Talk — “The Adventures of Our Psyche in the Digital Metaverse”
To mark World Mental Health Day, the museum hosts an open discussion with psychologist/author Fotini Tsalikoglouand psychiatrist/psychoanalyst Dr. Savvas Savvopoulos, moderated by journalist Giannis Pantazopoulos.
This is the museum’s second collaboration with the speakers, continuing a meaningful dialogue around mental health and launching a new series of talks for 2025–2026 exploring psychology within modern culture.
Details:
📅 Tuesday, 14 October 2025
🕢 19:30 (Duration: 1 hour)
🎟 Free entry (museum exhibition access not included)
🎫 Pre-booking required via more.com
📅 Tuesday, 14 October 2025
🕢 19:30 (Duration: 1 hour)
🎟 Free entry (museum exhibition access not included)
🎫 Pre-booking required via more.com
GUIDED TOURS
Experience the world of Maria Callas through multisensory tours that blend sound archives, historical material and interactive media. Designed for all audiences — adults, families, seniors and themed groups.
📞 Senior Tour — Thursday 9 October, 12:00 (Book via 2104404204)
🎭 Themed Tour “Idol & Myth” — Friday 17 October, 18:00 BOOK HERE!
🎟 Adult Tour — Saturday 25 October, 12:00 BOOK HERE!
👨👩👧 Family Tour — Saturday 25 October, 13:30 BOOK HERE!
🎭 Themed Tour “Idol & Myth” — Friday 17 October, 18:00 BOOK HERE!
🎟 Adult Tour — Saturday 25 October, 12:00 BOOK HERE!
👨👩👧 Family Tour — Saturday 25 October, 13:30 BOOK HERE!
FAMILY PROGRAMMES
MCM Kids
🎨 Avanti Maestro! Colours, Scribbles & Music!
Sundays 12 & 26 October | Ages 3–5
Paintbrushes, pianos and… scribbles in an opera museum? Yes! Guided by live piano music, children use colour and rhythm to create “musical doodles” — turning melodies into paintings and stories!
Details:
Opera Becomes Play!
Sundays 21 September, 19 October & 9 November | Ages 5–10
A hands-on journey into the world of opera! Children explore iconic scenes from Norma, Tosca and La Traviata, play with rhythm and movement, experiment with Orff instruments and even compose their own mini music piece — no musical experience needed!
MCM Babies — Museum Baby Walks
Sunday 19 October | Ages 8–36 months
How does a baby experience a museum? Through touch, sound and colour!
Parents and babies embark on a gentle sensory walk through the exhibits, exploring soft textures, music and visual impressions in a safe and welcoming space designed for connection and discovery.
🕤 09:30–10:15
💶 €10 (1 baby + 1 adult)
🚼 Stroller space available – babies stay close in arms or carriers
💶 €10 (1 baby + 1 adult)
🚼 Stroller space available – babies stay close in arms or carriers
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