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13 Mar 2020 / 14:59
Museums and archaeological sites closed until 30 March

ATHENS. Announcement from the Ministry of Culture.

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05 Nov 2019 / 07:24
Culture and tourism at the World Travel Market

LONDON. A meeting on cultural tourism took place in a packed room at the Excel Exhibition Centre on Monday afternoon.

30 Oct 2019 / 08:58
Quality standards to be maintained when management of Art Cafe passes to Municipality

CORFU. Corfiot & Diapontian Mayor Meropi Ydraiou gave a press conference to discuss the main points from her meeting with Culture Minister Lina Mendoni.

29 Oct 2019 / 08:57
Galiatsatos:No substance to the ΄gifts΄ to Corfu from Konsolas and Mendoni

CORFU. Former Regional Governor says that the visits of the Deputy Minister for Tourism and Minister for Culture produced statements with no substance and announcements of actions undertaken by the previous Regional Administration.

26 Oct 2019 / 06:43
Cultural ΄restart΄ for Corfu!

CORFU. High hopes following the Culture Minister΄s visit to the island. Mayor Meropi Ydraiou couldn΄t hide her pleasure at the ΄gifts΄ the Minister brought with her.

25 Oct 2019 / 08:45
Culture Minister meets with 3 Corfu Mayors at Old Town Hall

CORFU. The Minister for Culture Lina Mendoni met with Corfiot & Diapontian Mayor Meropi Ydraiou, North Corfu Mayor Giorgos Mahimaris and South Corfu Mayor Kostas Lessis.

09 Oct 2019 / 00:00
Opening Heritage & Archaeological Sites for people with Special Needs

CORFU. Meeting of partners in the Opening Heritage & Archaeological Sites for people with Special Needs (OHAS) EU Erasmus+ programme.

30 Sep 2019 / 07:44
"Closed due to incompetence": Sign outside the New Fortress

CORFU. The site has been closed for two years.

28 Jun 2019 / 15:39
Restoration of Annunziata bell tower put out to tender

CORFU. The restoration work has been put out to tender by the Ministry of Culture & Sport Department for Renovation of Byzantine and Poet-Byzantine Monuments.

22 Jun 2019 / 00:00
Art exhibition by Swedish artist Kerstin Lindgren at Latin Chapel

CORFU. The exhibition "Out of the body consciousness" is being organised by the Ministry of Culture and Sport and Corfu Antiquities Inspectorate.

27 Mar 2019 / 09:36
Extra guards and cleaners to be recruited for archaeological sites and museums

The approval of the Public Recruitment Office (ASEP) is expected by 27 March and the recruitment procedure to be completed by the end of April.

25 Mar 2019 / 07:26
Official opening of Corfu Archaeological Museum with Deputy Minister of Culture

CORFU. Deputy Minister of Culture Kostas Stratis cut the ribbon to officially open the renovated Archaelogical Museum on Sunday afternoon accompanied by the Director of Corfu Antiquities Inspectorate Tenia Rigakou.

19 Dec 2018 / 09:13
1.22m Euro budget approved for ΄Town Festivals΄

CORFU. Ionian Islands Regional Governor signed approval for the programme which will run until 30/6/22.

04 Sep 2018 / 08:41
Enrolment has begun at the Ionian Islands Music and Culture Centre

CORFU. Enrolment has begun for the Corfu Choir and Ionian Islands Music and Culture Centre.

26 Aug 2018 / 00:00
August full moon at the Old Fortress

CORFU. Corfu Antiquities Inspectorate, along with the 8th SEVEN Festival 2018, is once again taking part in the events organized by the Ministry for Culture for the August full moon.

11 Aug 2018 / 08:23
Exhibition opening: 3rd International Christian Culture Philanthropic Festival - ΄Russia-Greece through the centuries΄

CORFU. The 3rd International Christian Culture Philanthropic Festival - ΄Russia-Greece through the centuries΄ is taking place in Corfu 9 - 11 August.

09 Aug 2018 / 00:00
3rd International Christian Culture Philanthropic Festival - ΄Russia-Greece through the centuries΄

CORFU. The 3rd International Christian Culture Philanthropic Festival - ΄Russia-Greece through the centuries΄ is taking place in Corfu again this year from 9th to 11th August.

11 Jul 2018 / 12:57
Oldest known extract of Homer΄s Odyssey discovered in Olympia

OLYMPIA. Initial estimates date the finding to the Roman era, probably before the 3rd century AD.