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“the birds fooled me”
On the 30th of June, at 20:30, the Polyphonic Choir of Lykeion ton Ellinidon meets story-teller Tina Lygdopoulou and together they present songs and stories from our oral tradition. Musician Elpida Tsapatoli in qanun and Giorgos Papadopoulos in percussions. Choir director: Stella Grigovich
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Nestos: by the river
There are so many ways to learn from a river! To be able to “read” its flow, to cross it safely, to observe the different forms of life within and around the water, to get to know yourself and others through the river presence and metaphor.If you live in this area, you may have already…
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walking: still life
As I were wandering today, what caught my attention, besides beauty, were the cut flowers lying on the ground every few metres. I don’t like the idea of cut flowers, but I can understand the possible intention: someone who wishes to take home some part of the surrounding beauty, knowing it’s an ephemeral act (or…
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the mycelial fabric & human communities: multiple practices of networking
Mushrooms, fungi, mycelium – different aspects/ expressions of a complex organism-web of life and its multiple manifestations. Please come, if you: A 2-day workshop taking place on the 10th & 11th of May in Paranesti (Drama). The root system of fungi permeates every form of life in the forest and in gardens hosting diversity, symbolising…
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Manifestations of the four elements in Western herbal medicine & self-awareness
A workshop in Epirus, 18-21/10/2024 “Herbal medicine is the people’s medicine, tried and true, shaped by the land, driven by the needs of its inhabitants and handed down through the generations by mouth and pen. Its vocabulary is that of geography, the plants, the elements, the earth and the sky.” Phyllis D. Light Most ancient…
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In dialogue: experiential journeys to Zagori, Epirus
Kipos (The Garden) in cooperation with Papigo Adrenaline is offering five-day journeys to Epirus, scheduled to take place from April to July 2023. The aim here is not only to offer participants access to particular activities, such as trekking or rafting, but also to allow them immerse themelves in the landscape, entering thus in dialogue…