This weekend in Cyprus promises a diverse array of events across its main cities. From poetry readings to craft beer festivals, cultural celebrations and accessibility initiatives, there’s something for everyone to enjoy from Friday through Sunday.
To commemorate World Refugee Day, the Cyprus Refugee Council and Bridges for Tomorrow are hosting the World Refugee Day Street Festival on Friday evening at Faneromeni Square in Nicosia. This event will feature food stalls offering international cuisine, informational booths, and music spun by DJ Joralsky, providing a vibrant atmosphere from 6pm to 10pm. Admission is free, welcoming all to join in the festivities.
In Nicosia, CVAR Severis Foundation will host two yoga sessions on Saturday led by Varsia Adamou, in honor of World Yoga Day. The morning class at 11am welcomes both children and adults, followed by an adults-only session at noon, each lasting 45 minutes.
Beer enthusiasts in Larnaca can indulge in the Cyprus Craft Beer Fest 2024 on Saturday starting at 4:30pm at Sunmoon Creative Space. This festival will showcase brews from local favorites like Radical Way, Octopus, and Golem, complemented by culinary delights from Omni Honest Food and The Potbelly.
Limassol will resonate with jazz enthusiasts during the Vinylio Summer Jazz Project Vol. 8, a three-day extravaganza at LOEL Winery featuring performances spanning jazz, Latin, and French swing from local and international artists.
Literature aficionados can revel in the 3rd Bloomsday Festival, honoring James Joyce, with poetry readings and literary discussions in Larnaca, Limassol, and Nicosia from Friday to Sunday.
Paphos will host the Alpine Brass Quintet at the historic Paphos Ancient Odeon on Sunday evening, presenting classical music and diverse rhythms as part of the Technopolis 20 Classics concert series.
Additionally, Paphos will welcome the Access City Festival on Sunday, promoting inclusivity through various activities such as Human Talks, storytelling, and wheelchair basketball games at Paphos Municipality Square from 10am onwards, all open to the public free of charge.
These events showcase the vibrant cultural scene in Cyprus this weekend, offering enriching experiences for residents and visitors alike.
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