Eleni Philippou is a What's On & Features Writer for Cyprus Mail, focusing on local events and happenings in Nicosia, Cyprus. With a passion for arts, culture, and entertainment, Eleni provides readers with up-to-date information on concerts, exhibitions, festivals, and other exciting activities taking place in the city.
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By: Eleni Philippou
The local art scene is levelling up in the New Year as a brand-new event seeks to place Cyprus on the global art map. VIMA, the first international contemporary art fair in Cyprus, will debut in Limassol on May 16-18. The fair will take place at an ex-industrial building overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, originally part of one of Cyprus' oldest wineries.
Can it be a fun weekend without live music performances? Not in Cyprus and contrary to popular belief, there are plenty of music events happening around the island connecting local musicians with music lovers of all tastes. This weekend is all about music in rural areas as well as big theatre stages by artists from Cyprus and Greece. Talk about variety!
Three days full of world music are coming up as December arrives, bringing together the island's musicians and festival organisers from abroad to celebrate tunes and rhythms from around the world. The 11 th Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase will take place at Rialto Theatre in Limassol on December 6-8 with 14 bands and over 60 musicians. Music lovers, this one's for you!
Another exquisite concert staged by The Pharos Arts Foundation is coming up in the intimate setting of The Shoe Factory before the year ends. The extraordinary La Spagna Ensemble will play in Cyprus for the first time on December 4, a concert co-organised with the Embassy of Spain.
Just before the month ends and the festive events and performances properly take over, an enchanting evening of music at a museum will take place. And this upcoming concert will not be just a night of melodies as it has special cause – the artists are dedicating their earnings to Room of Hope, a charity that provides holistic support to vulnerable people in Cyprus, especially women rescued from human trafficking.
In celebration of another successful year of eight classical music concerts, Technopolis 20 Classics will close the season with a special December concert with the all-female Amalgamation Choir. The acapella ensemble will travel to Paphos for an enchanting evening of song on December 13.
An exciting weekend lies ahead hosting a variety of artsy markets, festive ballet performances and events. From now until the end of December, there will be more Christmas events than we can count, enriching each weekend with local creativity, music, crafts and traditions.
KENO Publications welcomes a renowned New York based poet, writer and performer in Cyprus next week. Sean Patrick Mulroy will be in Nicosia for a limited series of literary events on December 6, 7 and 8.
The play The Lion in Winter by James Goldman, which earned him an Academy Award for its screenplay adaptation, portrays the royal family of England on Christmas Eve in 1183. For this medieval family (that of Richard the Lionheart), the term' dysfunctional' might be an understatement.
Back for its annual December shows is the Nicosia Youth Ballet. This year it will present the Double Bill ballet performance featuring excerpts from the classic ballet Paquita in the first half and in the second half, Interplay , an original neoclassical piece choreographed by Valentino Zucchetti, First Soloist and choreographer at The Royal Ballet of London.
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