The Follow the Music project in Larnaca involves secret concerts in different locations, with the exact spot only revealed to registered participants two hours before the event. This Friday, a concert featuring music group Nabuma and DJ El Pablo Rojo will take place in Lefkara village, offering a mix of electronic music and alternative soul R&B.
The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra is excited to have pianist Anna Fedorova on stage, known for her emotional connection with listeners and technical security. She will perform Tchaikovsky’s Piano concerto no. 1, showcasing virtuosity and lyricism. The evening also includes Dvořák’s Symphony no. 8 conducted by Charles Olivieri-Munroe, promising a captivating experience for the audience. Tickets are available for the concerts in Nicosia and Limassol, with concession prices for students, soldiers, pensioners, and families, as well as free entrance for people with disabilities.
The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra will be performing three concerts as part of its community outreach program. The concerts will be held at the American Medical Centre, Nicosia Central Prisons, and Tala Amphitheatre in Paphos.
The exhibition “Mediaeval Women of Cyprus” is a joint project by two Turkish Cypriots, Ahmet Hilmi and Semra Bayhanli, showcasing seven large canvasses portraying significant women in the island’s mediaeval history.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced an early general election for July 4, 2024, without the UK government insignia, indicating it was not government business. Sunak continued his announcement despite being drenched in rain, facing criticism for not using an umbrella. The Conservatives lag behind Labour in polls, with Sunak taking a gamble by calling the election early. Both Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer are seen as uninspiring choices for prime minister.
The Sapeurs, known for their offbeat and baroque sartorial style, originated in Central Africa around 1919-1920. They participate in parades and competitions to showcase their skills and abilities in dressing up. The movement gained momentum in the 1950s and expanded to Europe in the 1970s. Sapeurs seek social recognition through luxury brands and use clothing to make a political statement for dignity. They aim to create ambiance and encourage sociability through their colorful and luxurious outfits.
Barbara Georgiou owns Revolution Dance Studio with locations in Nicosia and Athienou.
The charity concert “A Night in Havana – Jazz Fusion” will take place on June 13 at Skali Aglantzias in collaboration with the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra. Renowned Cuban pianist Rolando Luna and Cuban, Cyprus-based singer Marjorie Montero will be performing. Luna specially arranged the repertoire for the Symphony Orchestra to perform under the direction of conductor Giorgos Kountouris. All proceeds from the concert will go towards Telethon’s charitable efforts.
On June 2, the Kolla Factory of Arts and Culture in Limassol will host a cyberpunk-inspired city market with over 100 local shops, various activities for all ages, music, and performances from 3 pm to 10 pm.
An event combining nature, fashion, and music will take place at the Botanical Garden of the Atsas Educational Centre in Nicosia on May 25th at 5pm. The event is in support of the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society and will feature nine fashion designers presenting a modern interpretation of traditional Cypriot costumes. The event will also include a musical performance highlighting the sounds of Cyprus. Ticket donation is €35 and free bus registration is available for visitors from Nicosia.