REVIVING OUR TRADITION -19.10.2025
2025-10-19 10:00 - 18:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Niki’s Square Mandria, Mandria, Paphos, 8504, Cyprus
Hands on workshopos – making koulourakia with opsimo, sweet pomba , trahanas, pisioues. Preparation of halloumi, pastellaki, teratsomelo (carob syrup) pittes tis satzis (traditional pies), halloumi pies,and lokoumades. Everything will be prepared on site at the same time. Free palouzes, resi, Cypriot coffee, pisioues, pitta tis satzis, etc.
Zivania distillation demonstration, weaving demonstration, basket weaving and other various traditional products. Reenactment of a traditional Cypriot wedding, performed by the Cultural Association Ieroi kipoi and traditional music and songs Performed by the group Melorythmos.

Premiere 2 with CySO, Martino Tirimo pianist and conductor Panayiotis Papdopoulos - 23.10.2025
2025-10-23 20:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Pallas Theatre, 24 Rigainis, Nicosia, 1513, Cyprus
PREMIERE 2
Lefkosia: Thursday 23 October 2025 – Pallas Theatre, Pafos Gate, 20:30

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Cosi Fan Tutte: Overture
Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis: In the Forest, tone poem
(Celebrating the 150th anniversary of his birth)
Johannes Brahms: Piano concerto no. 1 in D minor op. 15

Martino Tirimo piano
Panayiotis Papadopoulos conductor

The PREMIERE 2 concerts bring together two internationally acclaimed artists: the globally revered Cypriot pianist Martino Tirimo, praised for his great interpretative depth and formidable technique, and the conductor Panayiotis Papadopoulos, celebrated for blending rhythmic precision with passionate nuance in his interpretations.

Mozart’s Overture to Così fan tutte sparkles with wit and elegance, setting a vibrant tone for the programme ahead. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis was a seminal figure of Lithuanian culture. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of this prolific visual artist and composer, renowned for uniquely blending the two art forms. His tone poem In the Forest evokes a mystical, dreamlike atmosphere, combining impressionistic textures with deep lyricism and nationalistic spirit.

Johannes Brahms’ started composing his Piano concerto no. 1 in D minor at the tender age of 21 overwhelmed by the heartbreaking suicide attempt of his mentor and close friend Robert Schumann, completing it five years later. It is an awe-inspiring, intensely emotional work of staggering proportions. The young composer poured his heart and soul into every note of this concerto, from its thunderous opening to its intimate moments of reflection.

Supporters: Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania and Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania in Cyprus, Larnaka Municipality

Ticket prices:
Zone Α: €18 / €14 (concession)
Zone Β: €13 / €10 (concession)

Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free Entrance for people with disabilities.

Ticket presales:
Pallas Theatre, Pafos Gate (Rigainis and Arsinois corner, 1010 Lefkosia, 22 410181):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hrs before the concert.

For more information you may contact Constantia Elia at 22 463135 or c.elia@cyso.org.cy

Premiere 2 with CySO, Martino Tirimo pianist and conductor Panayiotis Papdopoulos - 24.10.2025
2025-10-24 20:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Municipality Theatre G. Lykourgos, Municipal Gardens, Larnaka, Larnaka, 6021, Cyprus
PREMIERE 2
Larnaka: Friday 24 October 2025 – Municipal Theatre G. Lycourgos, 20:30

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Cosi Fan Tutte: Overture
Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis: In the Forest, tone poem
(Celebrating the 150th anniversary of his birth)
Johannes Brahms: Piano concerto no. 1 in D minor op. 15

Martino Tirimo piano
Panayiotis Papadopoulos conductor

The PREMIERE 2 concerts bring together two internationally acclaimed artists: the globally revered Cypriot pianist Martino Tirimo, praised for his great interpretative depth and formidable technique, and the conductor Panayiotis Papadopoulos, celebrated for blending rhythmic precision with passionate nuance in his interpretations.

Mozart’s Overture to Così fan tutte sparkles with wit and elegance, setting a vibrant tone for the programme ahead. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis was a seminal figure of Lithuanian culture. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of this prolific visual artist and composer, renowned for uniquely blending the two art forms. His tone poem In the Forest evokes a mystical, dreamlike atmosphere, combining impressionistic textures with deep lyricism and nationalistic spirit.

Johannes Brahms’ started composing his Piano concerto no. 1 in D minor at the tender age of 21 overwhelmed by the heartbreaking suicide attempt of his mentor and close friend Robert Schumann, completing it five years later. It is an awe-inspiring, intensely emotional work of staggering proportions. The young composer poured his heart and soul into every note of this concerto, from its thunderous opening to its intimate moments of reflection.

Supporters: Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania and Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania in Cyprus, Larnaka Municipality

Ticket prices:
Zone Α: €18 / €14 (concession)
Zone Β: €13 / €10 (concession)

Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free Entrance for people with disabilities.

Ticket presales:
Larnaka Municipal Theatre G. Lycourgos (Leonida Kioupi, Larnaka, 24 665794):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hrs before the concert.

For more information you may contact Constantia Elia at 22 463135 or c.elia@cyso.org.cy

Art Explora Festival - 25.10-4.11.2025
2025-10-25 10:00 - 2025-11-04 21:00 (Asia/Nicosia)
For its final stop of 2025, the Art Explora Festival and its one-of-a-kind museum boat will dock in Limassol from October 25 to November 4
The Art Explora Festival was created in 2024 with the vision of bringing art and culture closer to as many people as possible. This pioneering travelling festival sails across seas and oceans on board the world’s first museum boat, offering the public free access to innovative artistic and cultural experiences. These experiences are offered both on the boat itself and at selected venues in the host cities. Its programme includes visual art exhibitions, sound and multimedia installations, virtual reality experiences, concerts, dance performances, discussions, and workshops.
Having already welcomed more than 300,000 visitors during its Mediterranean stopovers – in Valletta (Malta), Venice (Italy), Marseille (France), Tangier and Rabat (Morocco), Málaga (Spain), Durrës (Albania), Nice (France), Rijeka (Croatia), and Athens (Greece) – the festival is now making its way to Cyprus, with Limassol as its final destination for 2025.
From October 25 to November 4, 2025, the festival will take place in Limassol, with visits on board the iconic museum boat available until November 2.
The programming is curated by The Island Club, a non-profit exhibition space based in Limassol, founded in 2017 by artist Christodoulos Panayiotou and directed by musician and curator Androula Kafa since 2019. Their aim, in their own words, is “to strengthen and promote local artistic creation while building networks with international cultural institutions.”
On the experience, Frédéric Jousset, Chairman of Art Explora, states :
“Mobility and artistic creation are powerful tools to help challenge perspectives and share images and stories to create different relationships with the world. Boarding a boat is an experience in itself; it’s even more remarkable when you find unique artistic and cultural endeavours on that boat, as well as quayside.”
Art Explora Festival Programme in Limassol (25 October – 4 November)
Immersive experiences on board the museum boat (until 2 November)
On the deck: A Mediterranean Soundscape, an immersive audio journey designed by IRCAM and Ircam Amplify (Centre Pompidou, Paris), offering a sensorial exploration of the richness and diversity of the Mediterranean.
Inside the museum-boat: Mediterranean Wonders, a virtual reality series developed with Ubisoft, allowing visitors to travel through time and space to discover Athens, Alexandria, and Venice at the height of their splendour.

Programming highlights in the city until 4 November
In Limassol, the Art Explora Festival will unfold across the city, from Molos to the historic centre, showcasing its vibrant cultural scene through music, theatre, visual arts, dance and cinema, while reflecting both its diversity and contemporary challenges.
Concerts

Opening concert with the Limassol Philharmonic Orchestra, Michalis Terlikkas & Mousa Music Group, Kemal Deveci and Aziz Kahraman, Krista Papista with Jan Verwoert and Kanella Petropoulou (premiere of the album EURO DIVAS), Stelios Petrakis & ensemble (Christina Polycarpou, Simon Mercouris, Stelios Papamichael), (25 Oct, Old Port Square)
Live concert with Savina Yannatou with Primavera en Salonico and Lamia Bedioui, with an opening act by Spivak (26 Oct, Old Port Square)
A live concert of hip-hop, rock, and electronic music at the EKA Group garage, featuring underground talent from Limassol. With Something Messy, MUSHA, Mava + ΚαππαΧι + Nocs, presented as part of The Right to Home: Diaries of Limassol’s Gentrification (1 Nov)
Your Face Sounds Familiar, Filipino community music event (2 Nov)

DJ sets

Closing DJ sets after the opening concert with DJ Koulla P. Katsikoronou and dj harama (25 Oct, Old Port Square)
Afterparty at Tapper Bar, after the live concert of The Right to Home: Diaries of Limassol’s Gentrification (1 Nov)

Performances

1953: A 16-hour durational performance at Rialto Theatre. Concept / Direction: Christodoulos Panayiotou. With (amongst many others): Valentino Joseph, Elena Topalidou, Stela Phyrogeni, Androula Kafa, Christina Vantzou, Limassol Philharmonic Orchestra, Amalgamation Choir, Alexandros Pissourios, Kristia Michael
Evita Ioannou’s performance based on Diana Georgiou’s novel Other Reflexes (27 Oct)

Screenings & Cinema

Cinemare daily open-air screenings on the seafront promenade (27 Oct – 1 Nov)
In the Shadow of the Towers, a screening programme with new works by Phivos Philitas, Adonis Archontides, and Androula Kafa as part of The Right to Home: Diaries of Limassol’s Gentrification (30 Oct)
Screening of Secret, a film by Demetris Kolokotronis and Stelios Ilchuk at the Archaeological Museum of Limassol (4 Nov)

Walks & Site-specific Works

Yiannis Papadakis & Ioanna Paraskevopoulou’s guided walk through Ayios Nicolaos cemetery (1 & 2 Nov)
The Cinema: a sound walk and an interdisciplinary event by the Center of Performing Arts MITOS, curated by Elena Agathokleous (28 Oct)
Sevina Floridou’s guided walk through Limassol’s historic Fytidou orchard will introduce visitors to this long-abandoned garden of over 50 palms, now being reopened to the public. (26 Oct, Ocean Weekend)

Special Programmes & Collaborations

The multilayered program Right to Home: Diaries of Limassol’s Gentrification, includes a group exhibition, a writing workshop, a poetry night, a guided tour, screenings, an open discussion, a concert, and a party. (30 Oct–2 Nov)
Collaboration with Limassol Art Walks, turning the historic centre into an open-air gallery (31 Oct–2 Nov)
Archaeological Museum talk on human–animal relations (4 Nov)

Ocean Weekend – Sunday 26 October
Part of the festival’s Ocean Weekend series, aligned with the UN Decade of Ocean Science, Limassol will host a dedicated day of events on 26 October:

A guided walk on Ottoman water heritage by Sevina Floridou
A performance by acclaimed Greek vocalist Savina Yannatou together with Primavera en Salonico and Lamia Bedioui

Collaboration with Limassol Art Walks – 31 October to 2 November
The second weekend of the festival will coincide with Limassol Art Walks, featuring exhibitions, performances, residencies, and artist activations in synergy with the festival. Highlights include the Residency Open Studios at MeMeraki, The Right to Home programme at Synergeio and the EKA Group Parking, and an exhibition of Valentino Joseph at Pylon Art & Culture.
Discover the full programme online: www.artexplora.org/festival/ville/limassol

Venue/s
Name: Limassol Marina (museum-boat), Old Port Square and Molos, Rialto Theatre, Limassol Municipal Arts Centre Apothikes Papadaki, Old Vinegar Factory, Archeological Museum of Limassol, Fytideio, Cinema, EKA Group parking and Synergeio Performing Arts Centre, Tapper Bar, MeMeraki Artist Residency
Postal address: 3601 Limassol, Cyprus

For the programme click here

60 Years of Taekwon-do in Europe - 30.10-5.11.2025
2025-10-30 - 2025-11-05
The event “60 Years of Taekwon-do in Europe” is an international sports and cultural event that will take place in Cyprus and is expected to attract more than 800 athletes from Europe, America, and various cities in Cyprus. At the same time, the three major demonstrations of the sport are expected to gather a total of 3,000 – 5,500 spectators, contributing to the promotion of sports tourism and the international visibility of the country. As part of the event, the following activities will take place: • Training seminars for athletes and coaches, enhancing technical skills and promoting the values of sports. • Three major events, under the auspices of the Municipality of Limassol and the Cyprus Ports Authority, which will be hosted in iconic locations such as the Old Port Square in Limassol, Agios Neophytos High School in Paphos, and the central event at “Spyros Kyprianou” Arena (pending confirmation from the Cyprus Sports Organization – KOA). The event is under the auspices of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, with the participation of representatives of the Parliament, and is part of the celebrations marking 60 years of traditional Taekwon-do in Europe. Due to its international significance, the event contributes to positioning Cyprus as a global hub for sports and cultural activities, offering a unique opportunity to strengthen sports tourism.
Venue/s
1st event: Old Port Square (Limassol) – Start time/End time: 16:00-19:00
2nd event: Agios Neophytos Lyceum Andrea Vlami, 15. Pafos, 8025 – Start time/End time: 18:00-21:00
3rd event (main event): (pending confirmation from the Cyprus Sports Organization – KOA) at Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Center Kato Polemidia, Limassol 3080 – Start time/End time: 10:00-14:00
Tel.: +357 22 897000

QiGong and TaiChi Class - Every Friday
2025-10-31 15:30 - 2027-01-08 17:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Episkopi (Paphos) Environmental Centre, Pafos, Episkopi, 8524, Cyprus
Every Friday at the Episkopi Paphos Environmental Centre, 3:30pm – 5pm. Join Mei Yeung for a 90 minute class with breaks. €10 per person. No need to pre-register; everyone welcome!
During the winter season, it is good to confirm the class: 99 923310 Questions: 26 642234, mornings.
Join Mei Yeung for a 90 minute class with breaks.
€10 per person. No need to pre-register; everyone welcome!

Diwali 2025 – Bollywood Night - 1.11.2025
2025-11-01 18:00 - 21:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Dali Amphitheater, 1 Eveggelou Floraki Street, Dali, 2540, Cyprus
Diwali, or Deepavali, is one of India’s most celebrated festivals — a five-day celebration that transcends regions, religions, and languages. It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil. Homes across India come alive with the glow of diyas (lamps), bursts of fireworks, and the warmth of family gatherings. It’s a time to renew bonds, share sweets, wear new clothes, and spread joy. Beyond its traditions, Diwali represents optimism — a collective reminder that no matter how dark the night, light always returns.
Our Diwali celebration in Cyprus captures this essence — bringing together people from all communities to experience India’s most joyful festival. It’s an evening filled with dance, food, culture, and fireworks — all in a vibrant, family-friendly setting.
Event Experience
This isn’t just another cultural show. It’s an immersive celebration packed with color, rhythm, and festivity:

Bollywood Performances: Electrifying dance acts by a professional troupe from Greece, guaranteed to set the stage on fire.
Cultural Showcases: Traditional Indian performances capturing the depth and diversity of Indian heritage.
Indian Food Village: A feast of authentic street food, regional delicacies, and sweets — because no Indian festival is complete without great food.
Fireworks Display: A spectacular finale lighting up the night sky, symbolizing the true essence of Diwali.
Festive Photo Booth: A themed Diwali photo corner with colorful backdrops, props, and lights — perfect for guests to capture memories and share the festive joy.
Family Fun: Open to all ages, creating a welcoming, joyous environment for the entire community.

CYPRUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA STARLIGHT 1 - Ruth Killius viola & Thomas Zehetmair violin /conductor - 6.11.2025
2025-11-06 20:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Pattihio Municipal Theatre, Agias Zonis 4, Limassol, 3031, Cyprus
Lemesos: Thursday 6 November 2025 – Pattihio Municipal Theatre, 20:30
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 31 in D major, K. 297/300a, ‘Paris’
Benjamin Britten:Double concerto in B minor for violin, viola and orchestra (arr. Colin Matthews)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 36 in C major, K. 425, ‘Linz’
Ruth Killius viola
Thomas Zehetmair violin /conductor
The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra proudly shares the stage with two internationally acclaimed artists: the violinist and conductor Thomas Zehetmair, founder of the celebrated Zehetmair Quartet and former Music Director of the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris and his long-time musical partner, renowned violist Ruth Killius, celebrated for the emotional intensity of her interpretations and rich, refined tone.
The exceptional duo will showcase their interpretative artistry and exceptional musical chemistry in Benjamin Britten’s emotionally charged Double Concerto in B minor for violin, viola and orchestra. The concerto brings forth a compelling dialogue between the two soloists and the orchestra, exploring rich textures and dramatic contrasts.
Britten’s concerto will be preceded by Mozart’s radiant Symphony no. 31 in D major, ‘Paris’, a sparkling and charming work, composed to captivate the sophisticated audiences of 18th-century France.
The concert will conclude with Mozart’s Symphony no. 36 in C major, ‘Linz’, bursting with joyful energy and festive grandeur. It is truly astonishing that Mozart composed it in just four days upon receiving an unexpected invitation for a concert during his stopover at Linz.
Gold Sponsor: Perestroika (Cyprus) Ltd
Ticket prices:
Zone Α: €25 / €18 (concession)
Zone Β: €20 / €15 (concession)
Zone C: €17 / €12 (concession)
Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free entrance for people with disabilities.
Ticket presales:
Pattihio Limassol Municipal Theatre (Ayias Zonis 4, 3027 Lemesos, 25 377277):
Online at www.soldouttickets.com.cy, at the Box Office: Mon-Fri: 10:00-13:00 and 16:00-19:00, Sat. 10:00-13:00 and 2 hours before the concert.
Nicosia Municipal Theatre (Mouseiou avenue 4, 1097 Lefkosia):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hours before the concert.
Information: 22 463144, www.cyso.org.cy

Crafting Continuity Fashion Exhibition - 7-9.11.2025
2025-11-07 17:00 - 2025-11-09 23:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | The Picnic, Asklipiou 36, Nicosia, 1011, Cyprus
The Fashion Heritage Network Cyprus (FHNC) proudly presents Crafting Continuity, a three-day bi-communal exhibition reimagining Cyprus’ rich traditions through the lens of sustainable contemporary fashion and design. Taking place 7–9 November 2025 at The Picnic in Nicosia, this year’s showcase continues FHNC’s mission to bridge cultural heritage and innovation while empowering the next generation of Cypriot designers.
Organized by the Fashion Heritage Network Cyprus (FHNC), Crafting Continuity invites visitors to discover a new chapter in the island’s fashion heritage — one where traditional craft meets modern creativity. The exhibition brings together young Cypriot designers and master artisans from across Cyprus and the diaspora, united by a shared passion for preserving and reinterpreting traditional techniques for a more sustainable future.
Showcasing the results of months of mentorship and collaboration, each designer has worked alongside skilled artisans to learn endangered crafts such as land-loom weaving, Lefkara and Lapithos embroidery, and basketry. The outcome is a series of original, forward-looking fashion pieces that celebrate Cyprus’ cultural identity while pushing the boundaries of contemporary design.
As part of the exhibition, FHNC will also launch the inaugural issue of its independent publication, Defteri. Created to preserve and reimagine Cyprus’s fashion heritage, Defteri is a multidisciplinary magazine that blends sustainability, cultural memory, and creativity through essays, interviews, and visual narratives. Developed by a collective of writers, designers, and cultural practitioners from across Cyprus and the diaspora, Defteri amplifies the voices shaping the island’s evolving craft culture and will be unveiled during the exhibition’s opening night.
FHNC’s vision is to combine ethics and aesthetics, reviving and safeguarding Cyprus’ fashion heritage while inspiring younger generations to integrate heritage into conscious, sustainable creation. “Crafting Continuity offers a unique opportunity to experience how centuries-old techniques are evolving into future-facing fashion” says Christina Dymioti, Director of the FHNC.
Built on the belief that cultural knowledge and craftsmanship are essential to community resilience, environmental awareness, and intergenerational connection, this exhibition
highlights the deep sustainability already embedded in Cypriot heritage — from natural dyeing to reuse, repair, and upcycling.
Beyond a celebration of craft and design, Crafting Continuity also deepens bi-communal collaboration and youth engagement, connecting designers and artisans from across divided communities and the global Cypriot diaspora. These partnerships keep traditions alive while fostering dialogue, creativity, and collective cultural pride.
Showcased Fashion Designers & Artisans
Designers
● Andreani Panayide & Valentina Koutsoudis — Folkmona
● Andrea Rotsaki — ROTS
● Anna Michaelidou — Yiavrimou
● Elin Yurtdaş – Elin Yurtdaş
● İlkan Koral — ILKAN.KO
● Mert Özyürekliler — Shirvanna
● Rengin Akcan — RA Studio
● Şafak Bekiroğlu — the besque
● Stephanos Panayides — spangold
● Tülay Kader — Fashion House Tülay Kader
Artisans
● Aysel Kuburlu — HASDER
● Behice Sönmez Biran — B.S. Biran Handicraft Centre
● Katerina Demetriou Jones — Katerina Demetriou Jones
● Katerina Efstratiou — Katerina Efstratiou Weaving Studio
● Yiannis Yiavris
● Sıddıka Bilsen Ruso
Event Details
Dates & Times:
7 November, Friday — Opening Night: 7 PM – 11 PM
8 November, Saturday — 5 PM – 11 PM
9 November, Sunday — 5 PM – 11 PM
Venue: The Picnic, Asklipiou 36, Nicosia 1011
Admission: Free
Organisers & Support
Crafting Continuity is organised by Fashion Heritage Network Cyprus (FHNC) and is implemented with the support of the Traditional Culture Scheme under the CULTURE II Programme of the Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture of Cyprus.
The project is held in collaboration with the British High Commission in Cyprus, and with the support of UNFICYP, Fashion Revolution Cyprus, LCOY Cyprus, and the Cyprus Youth Council.
Media Sponsor: RIK / CyBC
For more information, visit: Website: https://fashionheritagecy.com/ Instagram: @fashionheritage.cy
Credits for photographs:
Photographers: Sotiria Dymioti, Constantinos Nicolaou, Aimilia Sourmeli
People in the photos:
Designers: Andreani Panayide, Andrea Rotsaki, Anna Michaelidou, Elin Yurtdaş, İlkan Koral, Mert Özyürekliler, Rengin Akcan, Stephanos Panayides, Tülay Kader.
Artisans: Aysel Kuburlu, Behice Sönmez Biran, Katerina Demetriou Jones, Katerina Efstratiou, Yiannis Yiavris.

CYPRUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA STARLIGHT 1 - Ruth Killius viola & Thomas Zehetmair violin /conductor - 7.11.2025
2025-11-07 20:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Nicosia Municipal Theatre, Mouseiou 4, Lefkosia, 1097, Cyprus
Lefkosia: Friday 7 November 2025 – Nicosia Municipal Theatre, 20:30
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 31 in D major, K. 297/300a, ‘Paris’
Benjamin Britten:Double concerto in B minor for violin, viola and orchestra (arr. Colin Matthews)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 36 in C major, K. 425, ‘Linz’
Ruth Killius viola
Thomas Zehetmair violin /conductor
The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra proudly shares the stage with two internationally acclaimed artists: the violinist and conductor Thomas Zehetmair, founder of the celebrated Zehetmair Quartet and former Music Director of the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris and his long-time musical partner, renowned violist Ruth Killius, celebrated for the emotional intensity of her interpretations and rich, refined tone.
The exceptional duo will showcase their interpretative artistry and exceptional musical chemistry in Benjamin Britten’s emotionally charged Double Concerto in B minor for violin, viola and orchestra. The concerto brings forth a compelling dialogue between the two soloists and the orchestra, exploring rich textures and dramatic contrasts.
Britten’s concerto will be preceded by Mozart’s radiant Symphony no. 31 in D major, ‘Paris’, a sparkling and charming work, composed to captivate the sophisticated audiences of 18th-century France.
The concert will conclude with Mozart’s Symphony no. 36 in C major, ‘Linz’, bursting with joyful energy and festive grandeur. It is truly astonishing that Mozart composed it in just four days upon receiving an unexpected invitation for a concert during his stopover at Linz.
Gold Sponsor: Perestroika (Cyprus) Ltd
Ticket prices:
Zone Α: €25 / €18 (concession)
Zone Β: €20 / €15 (concession)
Zone C: €17 / €12 (concession)
Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free entrance for people with disabilities.
Ticket presales:
Pattihio Limassol Municipal Theatre (Ayias Zonis 4, 3027 Lemesos, 25 377277):
Online at www.soldouttickets.com.cy, at the Box Office: Mon-Fri: 10:00-13:00 and 16:00-19:00, Sat. 10:00-13:00 and 2 hours before the concert.
Nicosia Municipal Theatre (Mouseiou avenue 4, 1097 Lefkosia):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hours before the concert.
Information: 22 463144, www.cyso.org.cy

Once upon a time... one country: A unique theatrical experience that unites three cultures on stage! - Lefkosia: 8.11-.7.12.2025
2025-11-08 15:30 - 2025-12-07 11:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Pantheon Theatre, 29 Diagoras Str., Nicosia, 1097, Cyprus
Three fairy tales from Italy (Pepito’s Hat), India (The Drum) and China (The Seed) come to life before the eyes of the audience, creating a performance full of imagination, humor and emotion, with the distinctive stamp of the Piccolo Theatre.
With a backdrop of a huge book , which unfolds to reveal the stories, the performance takes us on a journey through the three cultures in a unique way, combining actors, modern puppetry techniques, storytelling and audiovisual magic.
The morals, traditions and culture of each country unfold before us, through wise and everyday characters, creating a world full of wisdom, humor, courage, love, boldness and kindness.
A performance that reminds us that every people has their own stories, but deep down we are all looking for the same thing…
Credits:
Direction: Vasiliki Andreou, Marios Stylianou
Fairy tale adaptation: Marios Stylianou
Sets/costumes: Lakis Genethlis
Puppets: Vasiliki Andreou
Kinesiology: Eva Kalomiri
Music: Stelios Gerasimou
Cast: Marios Stylianou, Savvas Menoikou, Vasiliki Andreou, Maria Loïzidou
Performances:
Nicosia: 8, 9, 15, 16, 23, 30/11 and 6, 7/12 (Pantheon Theatre): Saturday at 15:30 and Sunday at 11:00
Paphos: 22/11 at 15:30 Markideio
Paralimni: 29/11 at 15:30 Xenion
Larnaca: 18/1 at 11:00 Larnaca Municipal Theatre
Ticket presale:
Ticketmaster (children)
Telephone: 94 409100
Main Sponsor: Deputy Ministry of Culture
Sponsors: Xcars, Expression copy centre, Thriasio, Almyra publications, Meze Tavern
TICKET PRICES
General admission: 12 Euros
Free entrance for ΑΜΕΑ, artists and unemployed.
Reduced entrance: Large families, Members of the Pancyprian Organization of the deaf
TICKET SALES
ticketmaster.cy , Patticheion Theatre box office and ACS Courier stores

A Silent World: The Art of Memory in Ancient Paphos - 8.11.2025
2025-11-08 16:00 - 19:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Episkopi (Paphos) Environmental Centre, Pafos, Episkopi, 8524, Cyprus
The Episkopi Paphos Environmental Ctr is honoured to host Dr Efstathios Raptou, Archaeological Officer A’, Department of Antiquities, Cyprus. He will guide us along on a fascinating journey of the funerary art in ancient Hellenistic and Roman Paphos
Dr Raptou offers a taste of what we can look forward to: “Funerary architecture and the objects placed within tombs often stand among the most remarkable artistic achievements of their time. They do not only reflect the architectural styles and aesthetic preferences of the living but also incorporate symbolic and religious elements connected to beliefs about the afterlife. These monuments reveal insights into social hierarchy, cultural values and ritual practices, offering a window into the society, spiritual life and collective memory of ancient Paphos.”
This presentation will be in English with Greek transcript available to follow along. Discussion during Q & A time will be in Greek & English.
Entry €6 per person. Reservations are highly recommended as space is limited: epeicentre.com/contact or +357 26 642234, mornings.
Doors open: 3:45pm.

Chamber Music 2 - TRIO MILONGUERO Argentinian Tango - 8.11.2025
2025-11-08 20:00 - 21:30 (Asia/Nicosia) | Municipality Theatre G. Lykourgos, Municipal Gardens, Larnaka, Larnaka, 6021, Cyprus
Trio Milongero was formed in 2024 by three distinguished Cypriot musicians: Nicos Ioannou – principal double bass of the CySO, guitarist Vasileios Avraam and accordionist Fotis Mousoulidis. Globally, it is perhaps the second ensemble with this combination of instruments, which makes it unique and fascinating in terms of the timbres mixture.
The Trio will present works by the Argentinian composer Máximo Diego Pujol, in which he combines traditional tango with classical and contemporary elements. Influenced by Astor Piazzolla, his music is characterized by strong melodies, tempo and rhythm alternations, and a particularly expressive use of the guitar and the bandoneon (accordion), thus conveying the passion and melancholy of the Argentinian tango.
Pujol’s works also incorporate elements of the milonga and the waltz, whilst maintaining the dance and narrative character of the music of Buenos Aires.
Trio Milonguero’s programme features stunning pieces such as ‘Gris de madrugada’, ‘Maria Rosario’, ‘Tangazo a medianoche’ and ‘Estacion Retiro’, among others.
Vasileios Avraam guitar
Fotis Mousoulidis accordion
Nicos Ioannou double bass
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Supporter: Larnaka Municipality
Ticket price: €12 / €7 (concession)
Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free Entrance for people with disabilities.
Ticket presales:
Larnaka Municipal Theatre G. Lycourgos (Leonida Kioupi, Larnaka, 24 665794):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hrs before the concert.
Information: 22 463144, www.cyso.org.cy

Chamber Music 2 - TRIO MILONGUERO Argentinian Tango - 9.11.2025
2025-11-09 20:00 - 21:30 (Asia/Nicosia) | Pallas Theatre, 24 Rigainis, Nicosia, 1513, Cyprus
Trio Milongero was formed in 2024 by three distinguished Cypriot musicians: Nicos Ioannou – principal double bass of the CySO, guitarist Vasileios Avraam and accordionist Fotis Mousoulidis. Globally, it is perhaps the second ensemble with this combination of instruments, which makes it unique and fascinating in terms of the timbres mixture.
The Trio will present works by the Argentinian composer Máximo Diego Pujol, in which he combines traditional tango with classical and contemporary elements. Influenced by Astor Piazzolla, his music is characterized by strong melodies, tempo and rhythm alternations, and a particularly expressive use of the guitar and the bandoneon (accordion), thus conveying the passion and melancholy of the Argentinian tango.
Pujol’s works also incorporate elements of the milonga and the waltz, whilst maintaining the dance and narrative character of the music of Buenos Aires.
Trio Milonguero’s programme features stunning pieces such as ‘Gris de madrugada’, ‘Maria Rosario’, ‘Tangazo a medianoche’ and ‘Estacion Retiro’, among others.
Vasileios Avraam guitar
Fotis Mousoulidis accordion
Nicos Ioannou double bass
rs.
Supporter: Larnaka Municipality
Ticket price: €12 / €7 (concession)
Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free Entrance for people with disabilities.
Ticket presales:
Pallas Theatre, Pafos Gate (Rigainis and Arsinois corner, 1010 Lefkosia, 22 410181):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hrs before the concert.
Information: 22 463144, www.cyso.org.cy

Great Opera Moments - 10.11.2025
2025-11-10 19:30 - 20:30 (Asia/Nicosia) | Panos Solomonides Municipal Cultural Centre, 8 Panos Solomonides Street, Limassol, 3032, Cyprus
The Municipality of Limassol, as part of the Classical and Contemporary Inspiration Music Encounters, presents the concert “Greatest Opera Moments – Μεγάλες Στιγμές της Όπερας” featuring soprano Ksenia Belolypetskaya, tenor Andreas Aroditis, and pianist Zbyněk Maruška.
The concert promises a captivating journey into the world of opera, with a selection of arias, duets, and piano intermezzos that highlight the expressiveness and emotional depth of the lyrical repertoire. The program includes works by some of the greatest composers — Puccini, Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, Gounod, Hahn, Suk, and Lehár — offering the audience moments of refined artistry and musical delight.

WIP LΑΒ 25: Invisible Waters - 19.11-5.12.2025
2025-11-19 - 2025-12-05 | CYENS Centre of Excellence, 23 Dimarchou Lellou Demetriadi (formerly Dimarchias Square), Lefkosia, 1016
The WIP Arts & Technology Festival returns with a bold new vision, transforming into a biennial initiative that merges creativity, research, and innovation across disciplines. Organized by the CYENS Centre of Excellence, WIP now unfolds as a two-year cycle—alternating between an
Incubator Year and a Festival Year—designed to deepen impact and expand global reach. This year’s Incubator theme, Invisible Waters, tackles one of Cyprus’s most pressing environmental challenges: water. From November 19 to December 05, WIP LAB 25 invites
artists, scientists, technologists, and the public to engage with water’s hidden dimensions— exploring climate resilience, traditional knowledge, and urban infrastructure through interdisciplinary collaboration.
Set in the heart of Nicosia’s old city, the program features:
• Workshops | November 17–19
Hands-on sessions exploring emerging tools and collaborative creative methods.
• POP UP Lab for Students | November 20–21
A two-day workshop inviting students to address water scarcity and desertification
through artistic research.
• Participatory Installation & Dinner | November 27
A shared installation and dinner experience reflecting on shifting Mediterranean
ecologies.
• Showcase Opening | November 28
Launch of the WIP LAB 25 Showcase with works-in-progress from the residency
programme and a live DJ set.
• Showcase-in-Progress | November 29 – December 11
A living laboratory exhibition where artistic processes unfold in real time.
• Creative Talks & Screenings | November 29 – December 05
Public talks and screenings exploring environmental resilience, memory, and place.
Key venues include the CYENS Agora, STOA building, and Dimarchou Lellou Demetriadi
Square.
WIP LAB 2025 is a launchpad for speculative thinking and a celebration of the future of arts and technology in the Mediterranean. Join us in shaping tomorrow’s creative ecosystem.
🔗 wip.cyens.org.cy 📸 Instagram: @wipfestival | @cyens.thinkermakerspace | @cyens_coe
Directions | https://maps.app.goo.gl/EqczdS8qjtdXtbCP8
WIP LAB is made possible with the grand support of KYPRIA scheme by the Deputy Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Cyprus and the STUDIOTOPIA EU funded project, as well as the kind contribution of the Austrian Embassy in Cyprus, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, the Emerging Digital Artists Award (EDAA) and ΕQ Bank, the Municipality of Nicosia and the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs.
Organised by CYENS COE – CYENS Thinker Maker Space

CYPRUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - PREMIERE 3 - 19.11.2025
2025-11-19 20:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Pallas Theatre, 24 Rigainis, Nicosia, 1513, Cyprus
Lefkosia: Wednesday 19 November 2025 – Pallas Theatre, Pafos Gate, 20:30
Described as “one of the most versatile conductors of our time,” Paul Goodwin is an internationally renowned expert in historically informed performance. Passionate about bringing deep period-style insight to modern orchestras, he leads the CySO in a vibrant programme of works by the Bach family and Haydn.
Τhe concert features three highly distinguished musicians of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra as soloists. Violinist Sorin Alexandru Horlea will perform Johann Sebastian Bach’s brilliant Violin concerto in E major, BWV 1042 — a vibrant and virtuosic work shaped by Italian influences, particularly the style of Vivaldi. CySO principal oboist Simeon Spasov together with violinist Constantinos Anastasiades will interpret Bach’s expressive Double concerto for oboe and Violin in D minor, BWV 1060, which develops a richly rewarding musical dialogue between the two soloists.
The concert will open with Johann Christian Bach’s Symphony in G minor, op. 6, no. 6 — a striking work of emotional depth and drama, infused with the Sturm und Drang style, and highlighting his pivotal role as a bridge between the Baroque and Classical eras.
The evening will conclude with Joseph Haydn’s Symphony no. 82 in C major, nicknamed ‘The Bear’. The first of his Paris Symphonies, the work brims with energy, elegance, and a finale that playfully evokes the rhythm of a dancing bear.

Johann Christian Bach: Symphony in G minor, op. 6 no. 6
Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto in E major, BWV 1042
Double concerto for oboe and violin in D minor, BWV 1060
Joseph Haydn: Symphony no. 82 in C major, Hob. I:82, ‘The bear’

Sorin Alexandru Horlea violin
Simeon Spasov oboe
Constantinos Anastasiades violin
Paul Goodwin conductor
Supporters: Larnaka Municipality

Ticket prices:
Zone Α: €18 / €14 (concession)
Zone Β: €13 / €10 (concession)

Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free Entrance for people with disabilities.

Ticket presales:
Pallas Theatre, Pafos Gate (Rigainis and Arsinois corner, 1010 Lefkosia, 22 410181):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hrs before the concert.

Information: 22 463144, www.cyso.org.cy

CYPRUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - PREMIERE 3 - 20.11.2025
2025-11-20 20:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Municipality Theatre G. Lykourgos, Municipal Gardens, Larnaka, Larnaka, 6021, Cyprus
Larnaka: Thursday 20 November 2025 – Municipal Theatre G. Lycourgos, 20:30
Described as “one of the most versatile conductors of our time,” Paul Goodwin is an internationally renowned expert in historically informed performance. Passionate about bringing deep period-style insight to modern orchestras, he leads the CySO in a vibrant programme of works by the Bach family and Haydn.
Τhe concert features three highly distinguished musicians of the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra as soloists. Violinist Sorin Alexandru Horlea will perform Johann Sebastian Bach’s brilliant Violin concerto in E major, BWV 1042 — a vibrant and virtuosic work shaped by Italian influences, particularly the style of Vivaldi. CySO principal oboist Simeon Spasov together with violinist Constantinos Anastasiades will interpret Bach’s expressive Double concerto for oboe and Violin in D minor, BWV 1060, which develops a richly rewarding musical dialogue between the two soloists.
The concert will open with Johann Christian Bach’s Symphony in G minor, op. 6, no. 6 — a striking work of emotional depth and drama, infused with the Sturm und Drang style, and highlighting his pivotal role as a bridge between the Baroque and Classical eras.
The evening will conclude with Joseph Haydn’s Symphony no. 82 in C major, nicknamed ‘The Bear’. The first of his Paris Symphonies, the work brims with energy, elegance, and a finale that playfully evokes the rhythm of a dancing bear.

Johann Christian Bach: Symphony in G minor, op. 6 no. 6
Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto in E major, BWV 1042
Double concerto for oboe and violin in D minor, BWV 1060
Joseph Haydn: Symphony no. 82 in C major, Hob. I:82, ‘The bear’

Sorin Alexandru Horlea violin
Simeon Spasov oboe
Constantinos Anastasiades violin
Paul Goodwin conductor
Supporters: Larnaka Municipality

Ticket prices:
Zone Α: €18 / €14 (concession)
Zone Β: €13 / €10 (concession)

Concession tickets are available to:
Students, soldiers, pensioners, large and five-member families on presentation of ID.
Free Entrance for people with disabilities.

Ticket presales:
Larnaka Municipal Theatre G. Lycourgos (Leonida Kioupi, Larnaka, 24 665794):
Online at cyso.interticket.com and 1,5 hrs before the concert.

Information: 22 463144, www.cyso.org.cy

Once upon a time... one country: A unique theatrical experience that unites three cultures on stage! - Paphos: 22.11.2025
2025-11-22 15:30 - 17:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Markideio Municipal Theatre, 18 Andrea Geroudi, Paphos, 8010, Cyprus

Leptos Cyprus International 4-day Challenge - 27-30.11.2025
2025-11-27 - 2025-11-30 | Arena Sports, Coral Bay, Paphos, 8099, Cyprus
The “Leptos Cyprus International 4-day Challenge” is a staged running event, successfully combining a 6k time trial, an 11k mountain trail run, a multiterrain half marathon, and a 10k City Run over four consecutive days, covering a distance slightly longer than a marathon. The event takes place in the area of Paphos, and for the most part of it, participants have the opportunity to compete in the AKAMAS Nature Reserve Park, in some of Cyprus most scenic routes, where every turn comes with a different stunning view, unfolding the beauty of the AKAMAS Nature Reserve Park in a panoramic sea-sky-earth motif. A unique event that attracts runners from all over the world to compete, have fun and enjoy a friendly atmosphere.
Day 1: Coral Beach 6k – Time Trial Starts by the Coral Beach Hotel & Resort Harbour – Finishes in front of the Ship Wreck.
Day 2: Akamas 11k Trail Hill Run Starts at Toxeftra Beach (entrance of Akamas) – Finishes at Pano Arodes village square.
Day 3: Akamas Multiterrain ½ Marathon Starts by the square of Neo Chorio village – Finishes at Toxeftra Beach (entrance of Akamas)
Day 4: 10k Paphos City Run Starts & finishes in front of the Medieval Castle square in Kato Paphos. Race is also open to runners not participating in the other 3 races of the challenge

Registration will take place 20 & 21 November 2024 at Coral Beach Hotel & Resort in Paphos 26 November 09:00-18:00 27 November 08:00-11:00
Social Media Channels of Event:
https://www.facebook.com/Cyprus-International-4-Day-Challenge-488580045290/
https://www.facebook.com/arena.cyprus/
https://www.instagram.com/arenasportscyprus/

Once upon a time... one country: A unique theatrical experience that unites three cultures on stage! - Paralimni: 29.11.2025
2025-11-29 15:30 - 17:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Xenion High School, 1st April 55, Paralimni, state, 5281, Cyprus

Atlantic Senior Fours 2025 - 30.11.2025-12.12.2025
2025-11-30 08:00 - 2025-12-12 19:00 UTC | Athena Beach Hotel, Poseidonos Avenue, Paphos, 8101
An International Lawn Bowls Competition for players from around the world. This is the second staging of this biennial event here in Cyprus.

12th Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase 2025 - 5-7.12.2025
2025-12-05 - 2025-12-07 | Rialto Theatre, Andrea Drousioti Street 19, Plateia Iroon, Lemesos, state, 3603, Cyprus
The Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture and Rialto Theatre, organize the 12th Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase 2025 on 5 – 7 December at Rialto Theatre in Limassol.
The main mission of the event is to offer a platform of artistic expression to musicians and bands who are active in the broader field of improvisational music by presenting, in three days, a comprehensive, wide-ranging and vibrant perspective of contemporary Cypriot musical creation to Cypriots as well as to professionals from abroad. At the same time, emphasis will be drawn on developing networks as well as educational actions.
​​International festival organisers and professionals from the international music industry will also be invited to this event to discover, connect and engage themselves with the Cypriot music scene. The event primarily aims at the future involvement of Cypriot artists in international festivals and overseas organisations, thus creating a platform for exchanging artists’ experience and practice on an international level. As with last year, discussions with music industry experts will be organised, which shall focus on keeping the Cypriot musicians updated on the structures and operational mechanisms of the international music industry.

For more information click here

Christmas is coming to Lania… - 7.12.2025
2025-12-07 10:00 - 17:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Lania Village Square, 4744, Cyprus
On Sunday, 7th of December, we are waiting for you in Lania, the beautiful village of Limassol. Through various activities, we will feel the spirit of Christmas by sending the message of love, giving and solidarity.
The Santa Claus team will be with us in order to raise money for the Funraising Charity Foundation with many other surprises.
For the programme click here

Once upon a time... one country: A unique theatrical experience that unites three cultures on stage! - Limassol: 11.1.2026
2026-01-11 11:00 - 12:30 (Asia/Nicosia) | Rialto Theatre, Andrea Drousioti Street 19, Plateia Iroon, Lemesos, state, 3603, Cyprus
Three fairy tales from Italy (Pepito’s Hat), India (The Drum) and China (The Seed) come to life before the eyes of the audience, creating a performance full of imagination, humor and emotion, with the distinctive stamp of the Piccolo Theatre.
With a backdrop of a huge book , which unfolds to reveal the stories, the performance takes us on a journey through the three cultures in a unique way, combining actors, modern puppetry techniques, storytelling and audiovisual magic.
The morals, traditions and culture of each country unfold before us, through wise and everyday characters, creating a world full of wisdom, humor, courage, love, boldness and kindness.
A performance that reminds us that every people has their own stories, but deep down we are all looking for the same thing…
Credits:
Direction: Vasiliki Andreou, Marios Stylianou
Fairy tale adaptation: Marios Stylianou
Sets/costumes: Lakis Genethlis
Puppets: Vasiliki Andreou
Kinesiology: Eva Kalomiri
Music: Stelios Gerasimou
Cast: Marios Stylianou, Savvas Menoikou, Vasiliki Andreou, Maria Loïzidou
Performances:
Nicosia: 8, 9, 15, 16, 23, 30/11 and 6, 7/12 (Pantheon Theatre): Saturday at 15:30 and Sunday at 11:00
Paphos: 22/11 at 15:30 Markideio
Paralimni: 29/11 at 15:30 Xenion
Limassol: 11/1 at 11:00 Rialto
Larnaca: 18/1 at 11:00 Larnaca Municipal Theatre
Ticket presale:
Ticketmaster (children)
Telephone: 94 409100
Main Sponsor: Deputy Ministry of Culture
Sponsors: Xcars, Expression copy centre, Thriasio, Almyra publications, Meze Tavern
TICKET PRICES
General admission: 12 Euros
Free entrance for ΑΜΕΑ, artists and unemployed.
Reduced entrance: Large families, Members of the Pancyprian Organization of the deaf
TICKET SALES
ticketmaster.cy , Patticheion Theatre box office and ACS Courier stores

Once upon a time... one country: A unique theatrical experience that unites three cultures on stage! - Λάρνακα: 18.1.2026
2026-01-18 11:00 - 12:30 (Asia/Nicosia) | Larnaca Municipal Theater, Municipal Gardens Leonida Kioupi, Larnaca, state, Cyprus

Cyprus Backyard Ultra - 14-17.3.2026
2026-03-14 10:00 - 2026-03-17 23:30 UTC | Oroklini Picnic Area, Oroklini picknic area, Larnaka, Oroklini, Cyprus
The Cyprus Backyard Ultra (CBU) is a thrilling last-person-standing race that pushes runners to their absolute limits. Inspired by the iconic Big Dog’s Backyard Ultra, this event combines relentless endurance, mental fortitude, and the breathtaking beauty of Cyprus into an unforgettable challenge.
As one of the very few ultra races on the island, and likely the only one that lasts this long in both distance and time, CBU stands out as a unique test of human endurance.
Race Format:
– Runners start together and must complete a 6.706-kilometer loop within one hour.
– Those who finish early must wait at the start line until the next loop begins.
– No breaks or outside assistance are allowed during the loop, rest is only permitted between loops.
– As the race progresses, each loop becomes a grueling test of physical stamina and mental resilience.
– The event continues until only one runner remains.
The Challenge:
With no set finish line, the Cyprus Backyard Ultra is a true battle of pacing, recovery, and sheer determination. The last runner standing after all others have DNF’d (Did Not Finish) is crowned the winner.
Set against the stunning landscape of Oroklini, Larnaca, which combines breathtaking views of the sea from a hill, this race is not just about endurance, it’s about camaraderie, pushing boundaries, and creating memories that last a lifetime.
For the Technical Race Instructions click here
