AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoReligious Heritage: Greece is promoting Thrace’s monasteries, pilgrimage routes and monastic cuisine as an international tourism draw, with a Panhellenic conference in Alexandroupolis through Nov. 1. Architecture: An exhibition at Athens’ Old Tobacco Factory traces Greek architecture from prehistoric times to today, pairing archival material with works by 11 contemporary artists; it runs through Jan. 17. Music & Wellbeing: Pavlina Voulgaraki leads an experiential music-therapy programme at the Theocharakis Foundation, using sound, voice and visual art to encourage self-awareness. Greek Arts: Thessaloniki Film Festival is honouring composer Stavros Xarchakos, while William Kentridge’s take on Orpheus and Eurydice is on view at Athens’ National Archaeological Museum. City Life: A historic Athens café has closed as gentrification changes a once-countercultural neighbourhood. Food & Travel: Greece is promoting regional cuisine to US travel agents, alongside a new campaign encouraging visitors to discover local food.
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