Martha Frintzila and the Kubara Project return with the spontaneity and creative freedom that have defined them — a musical journey through rebetiko, traditional melodies, original compositions and improvisation.
Alkisti Protopsalti and Nikos Portokaloglou meet at the Paros Park Theatre in a performance built on the essence of song, the power of interpretation, and live connection with the audience.
Markus Stockhausen, Tara Bouman and Vasilis Rakopoulos weave soundscapes inspired by the constellations, the harmony of celestial bodies and Greek mythology — under the summer sky of the Aegean, in the unique natural setting of Paros Park.
Karyofyllia Karabeti returns to Euripides' Medea — twenty-nine years after her legendary performance — directed by Nikita Milivojević, in a production that illuminates the human dimension of a myth that speaks urgently to the present.
Ten years of Opera Under the Stars — the festival's beloved lyric music evening returns to Paros Park, with sopranos, tenors, piano and choir performing beneath the Aegean sky.
Novel 729 brings his decade-long hip hop journey to Paros for the first time — performing old and new tracks alongside Sonic and DJ Sativa. A night of direct, personal rap with the kind of artist-audience connection that stays with you.
David Walliams' Mr Stink comes to the stage in a theatrical adaptation by Andri Theodotou, directed by Dimitris Degaitis. A story of an unlikely friendship between a girl who feels invisible and a warm-hearted homeless man — full of humour, tenderness and humanity, for audiences of all ages.
Panos Vlachos takes the stage with songs from his new album Pliyi Empnefsis alongside beloved favourites, in an evening that moves between music, storytelling and spontaneity. Joined by Alexandros Kouros, Christos Zantiotis and Kostas Fortsas.
Foteini Velesiotou performs songs from her own catalogue — including Melisses and Diodia — alongside laïká, éntechno, rebetiko and traditional material in contemporary arrangements. An evening that moves between laughter and emotion, captured in her tour's title: "Our songs hold everything we love."
Andreas Polyzogopoulos presents new compositions — due for release this autumn — alongside earlier works in freer, more expansive arrangements. Jazz, drum'n'bass, rock and North African rhythms converge in a sound world that moves between lyricism and improvisation. With Yannis Papadopoulos, Giorgos Konstantinou and Panagiotis Kostopoulos.
The Dryades Quartet—soprano, flute, viola, and harp—presents beloved melodies ranging from Bizet and Piazzolla to Édith Piaf and Mikis Theodorakis, in imaginative arrangements written especially for the ensemble. Performed by Katia Paschou, Melina Makri, Krystalia Gaitanou, and Evangelia Kiosoglou.
The Lycabettus Ensemble invites you on a musical journey through the European Middle Ages and the Mediterranean, featuring songs in Occitan, Galician, Sephardic, Latin, and Greek from the 11th to the 15th century. Troubadours, pirates, and knights—accompanied by medieval vielles, tambouras, and percussion instruments—at the Paros Park Museum.