Natural Sea Salt Collected in Mykonos
The salty seas of the Aegean leave a wealth of natural sea salt for those know where to look. The Aegean Sea is part of the Mediterranean Sea which is […]
The salty seas of the Aegean leave a wealth of natural sea salt for those know where to look. The Aegean Sea is part of the Mediterranean Sea which is […]
If you were visiting the famous windmills of Mykonos on June 23, you might have been surprised to see people jumping over fire. The fire was created using the traditional […]
Hidden in a quiet area above Platis Gialos is an historic monument that locals know of but do not advertise to tourists. The Portes (Door) is a beautiful Stonehenge-like monument […]
Instructor THEODOR ANASTASATOS: has been offering islanders the chance to go back in time to an age when the ancient Greeks used natural dyes from plants to colour fabric and clothing. […]
The people of Mykonos still value their traditions and religious festivals. As winter ends and spring is in the air, it is time to celebrate, remember and be thankful for […]
Weaving in Mykonos? That’s right. It’s not all parties and beaches. There are wonderful groups and talented people on the island who love nurturing Greek culture and traditions. THE CREATORS […]
Hidden away on a scenic mountain top in Mykonos is the remnants of a small uninhabited village consisting of several dwellings. Ancient homes perch on the rocks with majestic views […]
If you spend enough time in Greece, you will inevitably hear the phrase ¨Καλό Μήνα” (kalo mina) which means “good month”. It is expressed on the first day of the […]
The Anemomiloi Traditional Dance Association invites all Adults who wish to learn Greek folkloric dances, to join them Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8:00pm and Children on Wednesdays at 7:00 […]
Greek Mythology Photographer Makes Mortals into Gods ByStacey Harris-PapaioannouJuly 24, 2021 Leanne Vorrias has been photographing subjects for more than four decades. Currently the photographer is traveling back to antiquity […]
Mykonos has over 600 churches and chapels. Mykonian life is deeply rooted in it’s religion.
March 25 is a national holiday in Greece celebrating Independence Day. It is the day commemorating the beginning revolt and war against the occupying Ottoman Empire in 1821. Greeks had […]
A fun weekend for children in Mykonos Colorful Pirated socks were hidden in pirate chests all over Mykonos town on the Saturday before Lent. Teams of children wearing pirate […]
Faith is the center point of the Greeks. For many young men, Epiphany is part of growing up Greek. On January 6th, the Church bells rang out, the priest emerged […]
Pastoral farming of goats and sheep has been a part of the Greek landscape for centuries. Mykonian Tasos Xydakis has always cared for his native island of Mykonos and aims […]
Mykonos had several days of rough weather leading up to the highly anticipated world premiere lyric opera performance of HERA decends on DELOS. The Oct. 6th. performance had to be […]
All ages and physical levels responded for the call to participate in Mykonos Run 2018 on Sat. Sept. 22. They gave their all with smiles on their faces from start […]
Located in the area of Ano Mera , it is definitely worth a visit. It is actually the old monastery vineyard of Maou. I had heard good things about it, […]
Mykonian singer Eleanora Zouganeli treated everyone to a fabulous evening of music on August 31st. Her three hour non stop energetic performance was part of the Mykonos Arts Festival 2018. […]
For many people Mykonos brings to mind dancing at beach clubs not dancing on grapes. I am here to inform you that yes, it happens here every year when grapes […]
Trying to beat the heat of midday in Mykonos, Nadia Bitar, up and coming resort wear designer, and I her photographer, began our shoot early at Ftelia Beach. Down the […]
I had a fabulous Sunday morning photographing and admiring the stamina and strength of all the athletes who participated in the first Triathlon in Mykonos. Congratulations to all the organizers […]
Triathlon 1 Multisport is Sunday May 20th. If you want to see athletes challenging themselves in three sports, swimming, biking and running, go to Korfos Beach Mykonos from 9:30 am. […]
Mykonos has a reputation for being a party town that has lost it’s true self. To prove this wrong, many talented Mykonians have come together to show that there is […]
If you missed this wonderful musical concert performed by the Mykonos Choir under the direction of Dimitris Finnis, you missed something very special. This annual show was performed in a […]
The day was perfect on Sunday in Mykonos for a spirited game of soccer. A valiant effort by the Mykonos Ano Mera Soccer team was made but the final score […]
On Sunday 29 April at 12 noon, I was so happy to see conscientious Mykonians showing that they want a clean island free of rubbish! The windmill area, Korfos Beach […]
Greece is one place in the world where folk dance is very much alive and danced as it was in ancient times. Every dance has a story to tell with […]
Thirteen year old Romeo Andres grandfather had owned a bake shop in Switzerland but his five sons chose other careers. The bakery was sold before he knew his grandson would […]