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Koza Mostra & Agathon Iakovidis - Alcohol Is Free (Greece) 2013 Eurovision Song Contest

Powered by: http://www.eurovision.tv Koza Mostra & Agathonas Iakovidis will represent Greece at the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Alcohol Is Fre...
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Koza Mostra and Agathon – Go lucky 21!!!


Koza Mostra and Agathon Iakovidis have rocked the stage with their ska-rock rebetiko song Alcohol is Free in the second semi-final of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest, hosted in Malmo, Sweden and will represent Greece in the grand final on Saturday!The Greek song, a celebration to the joy of live, brings together the deep-rooted Greek tradition of rebetiko and the refreshing ska-rock mood, aspiring to sweep the audience off its feet!!

If you are ever "Caught in a sea storm on Egnatia street, with Gales drifting you too far from the shore" look for Koza Mostra and Agathon and "embark on a ship heading towards Grevena"!!! Rebetiko rock, (a.k.a no. 21 of the grand final) will set you free!!!


A Day in the Museum: Memory + Creativity


Greek museums unite with the international museums community to celebrate the International Museum Day on May 18; this year’s theme "Museums (Memory + Creativity) = Social Development".  Celebrative events are already under way all over Greece, and will culminate on May 18 with guided tours, special exhibitions, artistic events and conferences, as well as free entrance to all museums and archaeological sites. The central event is scheduled to be held at the iconic Archaeological Museum of Delphi, which is this year’s honoured museum, featuring two lectures, guided tours and choir performances.

In Athens, the National Archaeological Museum is celebrating with a concert by the Athens Symphony Orchestra, a dance theatre performance and storytelling "soirée", while the Acropolis Museum has minted commemorative medals, featuring a rooster, the competitive prototype for athletes and fighters in ancient Athens. 


Last but not least, Theocharakis Foundation will be  open until 02.00 in the morning, hosting a special treasure hunt for children and a flamengo dance party.


In Thessaloniki, several museums join forces to host a unique cultural walk proposing a creative approach to the city’s numerous monuments, while special events marking the day will be taking place at the city’s Archaeological Museum, the Byzantine Museum and  all the city’s cultural institutions.

Pireaus Port: Moving Forward


Arrivals and transit passage of tourists at Piraeus Port have increased by 24,69% in the first quarter of 2013, while the country’s major port will acquire two new passenger stations by the end of the year. According to data presented by Piraeus Port Organisation Chief, George Anomeritis, on May 15, the number of home porting passengers rose by 22.05% compared to the first quarter of 2012, reaching 8,120 passengers, while transit passengers have increased by 24,94%, amounting to a total of 88,948.

Anomeritis also announced that by the end of the year, Pireaus passengers served by three stations: the second, 60,800 square feet station will be inaugurated on May 27, while a third station measuring 37,680 square feet will be ready by the end of 2013.


Greek News Agenda: Piraeus Port - Impressive Growth Rates & HP, Cosco & TrainOse: A Landmark Deal Sealed & Welcoming the First Cruise Ship for 2013

 
 
 

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Sisa: Cocaine of the Poor is Destroying Athens

Posted by What's Up Greece? on May 17, 2013 at 8:00am 0 Comments

A meeting with an anarchist in Exarcheia, a district of Athens. Photos by Henry Langston for Vice

Sisa is called the cocaine of the poor, and it seems to be austerity's drug of choice. It's an epidemic that is sweeping through the streets of Athens, and something needs to be done soon.

Alex Miller's Vice article excerpt:

Standing in the Athens police headquarters,…

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