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Tina Lygdopoulou
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fire cider workshop in Stavroupoli
On Saturday 13th of December at 16:00, in cooperation with the Cultural Association of Stavroupoli we are organizing a fire cider preparation workshop. This is a traditional tonic made of herbs and spices to support the immune system, especially during the cold months of the year. It can be taken preventively, but also when you…
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Drama university: a talk on herbs
On the 8th of December Tina Lygdopoulou is being invited by the Department of Viticulture and Oenology of the Democritus University in Drama for a talk on herbalism entitled “Chickweed, viola and cleavers: overlooked yet significant herbs of the Greek countryside”. Although the presentation is intended for university students, anyone else who is interested may…
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stories about the unexpected (again!)
Each encounter involves the unexpected, each turn in the forest hides a surprised, each expectation incorporates paradox. Three hunters catch three hares they didn’t catch, one who is drowning refuses to give his hand, monkeys are being taught by their grandfathers, a boy swallows a lion (just for a night), truth tells lies and a…
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old city celebrations
We’re entering August and we are now preparing ourselves for the Old City Celebrations in Xanthi. On the 1st of September and at 19:00 in the yard of the Old Municipal building of Xanthi (Mavromihali str. 6), Tina Lygdopoulou from the Garden will be accompanying the polyphonic choir of Lykeion Ellinidon Xanthis. With Elpida Tsapatoli…
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something more than sound
Stories befit evenings – we listen to them in the winter, as we come closer and keep each other warm, while during summer we allow the cool ripples of the night breezes to shakes us up in a thousand possible ways. Some stories are told through music, others through speech. Some times with the help…
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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