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05 August, 2026
 
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What's happening in Cyprus this week: August 5-11

Jazz concerts, children's festivals, outdoor cinema, and cultural events are taking place across Cyprus this week.

Apostolos Kouroupakis

Apostolos Kouroupakis

kouroupakisa@kathimerini.com.cy

1. Chara Miller Jazz Quartet

The Chara Miller Jazz Quartet is coming to the garden of Technopolis 20, bringing together a beautiful selection of jazz and swing standards. With her warm, expressive voice, Chara Miller joins Aimilios Patsalides on guitar, Kyriakos Kestas on double bass, and Giorgos Kylilis on drums to create an atmosphere filled with charm, rhythm, and timeless melodies. The program includes beloved songs such as Fly Me to the Moon, The Girl From Ipanema, All of Me, L-O-V-E, and Sway. Technopolis 20, 18 Nikolaou Nikolaidi Avenue, Paphos. Friday, 7 August, 8:00 p.m. Information/reservations: 70002420 | www.technopolis20.com

2. PICCOLINO 2026

Piccolo Theatre is organizing Piccolino, the 4th Two-Day Arts Festival for Children in Nature, which will take place at Val's Place in Gialia, Polis Chrysochous. It is a special festival, unique in Europe, that combines family camping with a rich program of artistic and hands-on activities designed exclusively for children and their families. Visitors will enjoy theatrical and interactive performances, music and creative workshops, a treasure hunt, an introduction to ancient Greek musical instruments, shadow theater, storytelling around the fire with marshmallows, yoga in nature, and many more surprises. It offers a unique experience for the whole family, where children and parents can camp together if they choose, create, play, discover, and spend two days filled with art, nature, fun, and unforgettable moments. Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 August, Val's Place, Gialia, Polis Chrysochous. Reservations: telephone 94409100.

3. Summer Cinema in the Village

The café To Politistiko in the village of Zanatzia, Souni, invites children and adults to enjoy a special summer movie experience with open-air screenings under the stars in Zanatzia Square, in front of the café. Admission is free, and the square is transformed into a beautiful outdoor cinema where favorite Greek classic films, along with two award-winning foreign films with Greek subtitles suitable for the whole family, will be shown. These unforgettable movie nights feature beloved stars of Greek cinema and more, bringing the magic of the big screen to a relaxed summer setting beneath the stars. Snacks and drinks will be available from the café. Zanatzia Square, Limassol. With the support of the Souni-Zanatzia Community Council. Free admission.

4. 21st Limassol International Documentary Festival

The 21st Limassol International Documentary Festival continues with screenings of documentaries that reveal the hidden sides of a complex world, document difficult lives, and focus on contemporary and unseen tragedies.

The 21st Limassol International Documentary Festival continues with screenings of documentaries that reveal the hidden sides of a complex world, document difficult lives, and focus on contemporary and unseen tragedies. The festival also features documentaries that approach human experiences with humor and a light touch while always showing warmth and empathy. Every documentary presented at the 21st Limassol International Documentary Festival invites audiences to engage in dialogue, reflect, and exchange thoughts and emotions. All films are intended for viewers over the age of 18. Information: www.filmfestival.com.cy

5. Cyprus International Animation Festival

The 25th anniversary edition of the Cyprus International Animation Festival Views of the World will take place this year in the beautiful village of Koilani in Limassol district from 7 to 9 August.

The 25th anniversary edition of the Cyprus International Animation Festival Views of the World will take place this year in the beautiful village of Koilani in Limassol district from 7 to 9 August. The festival is one of the longest-running events dedicated to the art of animation in Southern Europe. Every year since 2002, it has presented distinguished films in the Cypriot countryside during their first public screenings in Cyprus, many of which have also been screened and honored at some of the world's leading festivals. Cypriot artists also play a major role through exhibitions, workshops, concerts, and activities for all ages. This year, the international competition programs include 30 films from 17 countries, selected from hundreds of submissions from around the world. The competition program for children and young people includes 15 international films from seven different countries. The full schedule for the competition programs is available on the festival's website at www.animafest.com.cy.

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