As we bid farewell to September, this weekend is filled with an exciting array of events across Cyprus. From Limassol to Nicosia, Larnaca, and even Paphos, there’s something for everyone. Let’s explore the highlights of what’s happening this weekend and get ready to enjoy some unique experiences!
Limassol: A Hub of Festivals
Limassol takes the spotlight with numerous events and festivals over the weekend. Rialto Theatre will be hosting the 3rd Cyprus Choreography Showcase, featuring remarkable performances from local choreographers. Running from Friday to Sunday, this event presents a chance to witness Cyprus’ best dance talent.
Starting today, the 12th Sardam Interdisciplinary Festival will bring together a diverse range of artistic forms in Limassol. Attendees can explore workshops on poetry, literature performances, songwriting seminars, and installations. This three-day festival is a cultural feast not to be missed.
For car enthusiasts, The Dream Cars Show 2024 takes place on Saturday at The Warehouse by ITQuarter. Over 100 stunning cars from various eras will be on display, alongside street food stalls, DJ music, and live performances—an ideal outing for automobile aficionados.
At Plevsis Hall in the old port of Limassol, TEDxMolos Women will feature six inspirational women speakers discussing the theme of Soft Power: A New Era of Leadership. This event will take place on Saturday and offers a thought-provoking experience for all.
The weekend culminates with the much-anticipated Limassol Wine Festival starting on Saturday evening. Local winemakers will fill the Limassol Municipal Gardens, offering visitors tastings of local wines, cultural performances, and Cypriot delicacies. The festival runs until October 6, celebrating Cyprus’ winemaking heritage in style.
Nicosia: Multicultural Celebrations
Nicosia has a rich lineup of cultural events this weekend, with the 8th edition of the Up To YOU(th) Festival taking center stage at Acropolis Park on Saturday. The festival focuses on youth initiatives and multiculturalism, with tech corners, live music, and inspiring talks to engage young minds.
At Nicosia Municipal Gardens, the Antama Festival will debut on Saturday, celebrating Cypriot traditions. Visitors can expect live traditional music, dance performances, and workshops on local crafts, highlighting the island’s unique culture.
Adding a touch of Indian culture to the weekend, Ganeshotsav 2024 will be held at Dali Amphitheatre. This event will feature music and dancing in honor of Lord Ganesha, offering a colorful insight into Indian traditions and celebrations.
Paphos and Larnaca: A Feast of Dance and Jazz
In Paphos, the Ecstatic Dance Festival will be held in Gialia, bringing together a vibrant mix of local and international participants for a week-long celebration of dance. Starting Sunday and continuing until October 4, the festival will feature ecstatic dance parties, yoga, breathwork, and more—perfect for those seeking a rejuvenating experience.
In Larnaca, jazz lovers will rejoice as the Larnaka Jazz Festival returns for its second edition at Zouhouri Square. Under the artistic direction of Akis Farmakallides, the festival will present three jazz performances each evening, creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for music enthusiasts.
Not-to-Miss Events This Weekend
- TEDxMolos Women: Six inspiring women will share their stories on the theme Soft Power: New Era of Leadership. Don’t miss this thought-provoking event at Plevsis Hall, Limassol, on September 26 at 6:30 PM. Tickets: €65.
- 3rd Cyprus Choreography Showcase: Three days of mesmerizing choreographic performances by Cypriot artists at Rialto Theatre, Limassol from September 27-29 at 8 PM. Tickets: €8.
- Limassol Wine Festival: Cyprus’ biggest annual wine festival returns from September 28 to October 6 at the Limassol Municipal Gardens, with cultural performances and wine tastings.
- 12th Sardam Interdisciplinary Festival: A celebration of literary arts and interdisciplinary workshops running from September 26-28 in various locations around Limassol.
- Dream Cars Show 2024: A must-see car exhibition at The Warehouse by ITQuarter, Limassol, on September 28 from 12 PM to 8 PM. Tickets: €20.
- Ganeshotsav 2024: A vibrant Indian festival celebrating Lord Ganesha with music and dance performances at Dali Amphitheatre, Nicosia, on September 28 at 7 PM.
- 1st Antama Festival: A celebration of Cypriot traditions with live music, dancing, and craft workshops at Nicosia Municipal Gardens on September 28, from 4 PM to 12 AM.
- Up To YOU(th) Festival: A festival focusing on youth and NGO initiatives at Acropolis Park, Nicosia, on September 28, starting at 5 PM.
Enjoy your weekend filled with diverse events and cultural festivities! There’s something for everyone, whether you’re a fan of music, dance, art, or simply looking for a great day out.