What, ’s on this weekend

What, ’s on this weekend

The first weekend of June will feature various events in Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol, and Paphos. In Nicosia, there will be a street food market at the Nicosia Municipal Gardens on Friday, the Cyprus Pride March on Saturday, and the 27th Cultural Festival of the University of Nicosia opening on Sunday.

Cyprus, ’ festival scene comes alive this June

Cyprus, ’ festival scene comes alive this June

Fact: Cyprus will have a vibrant cultural scene this summer with events such as the Cyprus International Accordion Festival, Vegan Fam Flavours, Cyprus Pride March, Cyprus Fashion Film Festival, MBS Wellbeing Day Festival, Lavender Festival, Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival, Summer Jazz Project, and Paphos International Film Festival.

Almost too many events to choose from this weekend

Almost too many events to choose from this weekend

Fact: Nicosia will host several festivals this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, including the On Bodies Fest and the 3rd Femme Fest.

A street food fiesta by the sea

A street food fiesta by the sea

– The Seaside Street Food Festival is a three-day event taking place in Limassol from May 24 to 26 at the Municipal Gardens.
– The festival will feature a variety of dishes from around the world including burgers, souvlakia, sushi, hot dogs, pasta dishes, desserts, Mexican food, pizzas, vegetarian meals, ice creams, and more.
– There will also be a selection of drinks available such as ice-cold beers, bubble tea, wine, signature cocktails, beers, and juices.
– The festival will include live entertainment with DJs performing each night and three live acts scheduled to perform.
– The event is popular among visitors and offers a fun experience for the whole family before the summer season officially begins.

Old GSP stadium area project to be finished in autumn

Old GSP stadium area project to be finished in autumn

The project to renovate the area of the old GSP stadium in Nicosia will be completed in the autumn. The project costs around €20 million and will add to the large pedestrian area on the southwestern side of the walled city, functioning as a “green lung”.