«MOMENTS TO SAVOUR» CySO September-December 2020 Concerts   Online Streaming Friday 22 January 2021 at 19:00 on our YouTube channel - CYSO Channel   Looking back on the last trimester, we think to ourselves: “what a journey!” An incredible group effort which deserves to be savoured again and again. 2020 may have been a tough […]

The Ioannis Vafeas Quartet is back to Technopolis 20 garden, with some jazz classics from the Great American Song Book as well as some compositions of the post-bop era, on Friday, 11th of June 2021 at 8pm. The band will also perform music from their latest album, Catharsis released in 2020.   Some new faces […]

Dear friends of all ages, Phaneromenis 70 is organizing an exhibition and ongoing workshop for creative banners in Nicosia, titled “Voice Over”! We are inviting all of you to come and write on our large banner, by writing your thoughts and painting your ideas in a very unique way of expression that awakens the mind […]

SOUNDS OF WINDS A programme dedicated purely to music for wind instruments, under the baton of conductor Zoi Tsokanou and CySO’s principal trumpetist Gareth Griffiths as the soloist. The concert presents a fine selection of three pieces composed between 1878 and 1974 featuring characteristic sound colours from the composers’ countries of origin: AntonínDvořák (Bohemia),Gordon Jacob […]

The Steppin’ Out Jazz Band honors singer Nancy Wilson, the ‘Song Stylist’ as she liked to be known, in this tribute featuring a selection of her songs, artfully interwoven with captivating details about her life and music. From her early collaborations with George Shearing and Cannonball Adderley to her biggest hits, enjoy the best of […]

In the workshop the visitors will be able to watch and participate in the making process of traditional products that are made of grape juice such as palouze and soutzioukou. Because plenty amount of time is needed for this process, a competition will be conducted during the procedure (the person whothread the most nuts for […]

In a village of the Kalavryta district, near the Monastery of Agia Lavra, on the cusp of the 1821 Greek Revolution, two youths, Drosos and Esmé, take an oath of love. Their ancestry undermines their oath: Drosos is Greek and Esmé is Turkish. Their love, faced with strong resistance from their families, will be put […]