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10th YOGA FESTIVAL 2025

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10th YOGA FESTIVAL 2025
Hellenic Yoga Association

It is with great joy that we invite you to the grand Festival of the Hellenic Yoga Association, which will take place on the weekend of October 11–12, 2025. Two days filled with light, inspiration, and inner connection through classes, lectures, presentations, meditations, and festive happenings — along with a wonderful exhibition space with products, services, schools, ideas, and information, where you will meet exhibitors inspired by the philosophy of yoga and well-being!

A warm embrace for those who love yoga and its many wondrous paths, as well as for those who wish to discover it for the first time. Together we will share joy, unity, and the power of collectivity. In a beautiful, creative space with two halls, we will co-create a two-day experience full of inspiration, gratitude, and deep connection with the body, the breath, and inner silence.

🌸 Come share with us the joy, unity, and magic of yoga!
🧘‍♂️ Classes and workshops with experienced teachers
🌿 Presentations, lectures, meditations, festive happenings
✨ A unique celebration to discover yoga or deepen your practice.

With a symbolic contribution (€10 for one day or €15 for the full weekend), the doors of the Festival open wide for you. You can enjoy all the experiences, join every class, and share the joy of yoga with inspiring people.

REGISTRATION (https://www.hellenicyogaassociation.gr/eggrafi/)

CLASSES & TEACHERS (https://www.hellenicyogaassociation.gr/isigites-festival-2025/)

FULL WEEKEND PROGRAM (https://www.hellenicyogaassociation.gr/programme-festival-2025/)

Yoga is sharing, and sharing is the light that multiplies.

We await you with love and joy!

Duration: 10:30 – 20:30
Each class lasts 1 hour, with a 15-minute break before the next.

DOTS INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL

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DOTS International Documentary Film Festival: Documenting Our True Stories

The DOTS International Documentary Film Festival makes its debut in Athens, at the multipurpose venue of PLYFA, dedicated exclusively to the art of documentary. From October 3rd to October 5th, the festival will host a series of screenings that highlight the many facets of reality, through the lens of creators from around the world.

Although non-competitive in nature, DOTS gives a voice to the audience through the Audience Award, encouraging active participation and showcasing the works that resonated most deeply with viewers. The festival’s aim is to provide a platform for stories that deserve to be heard, shedding light on social, cultural, and environmental issues with a human-centered perspective.

Key features of the festival:

 

DOTS aspires to become a reference point for documentary lovers, offering a platform for the presentation of important stories and voices.

For more information about the program and screenings, visit the festival’s official website: www.dotsfestival.com

AGORAFOVIKO 2025

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Agorafoviko Festival 2025

No more Aspronisi oysters. No more jasmine tea.
Now, tourlou.

On September 26 and 27, 2025, the third Agorafoviko Festival takes over PLYFA once again, proclaiming across its three stages its coherent heterogeneity and diverse references.

Now that listening to “a bit of everything” is no longer a crime, the curator of AFF25, Sci Fi River, includes in the same lineup the myth of Dinos Sadikis from En Plo and the myth of Poll, the Aperantos Chorafies, and the Astroneira of Kostas Tournas.

The heavy rap résumé of Taki Tsan & DJ ALX—which, among many other things, includes the initials ZN and TxC—meets the streetwise poetry and pop instinct of 0-100 Seirene and Ms. Morris.

Nekrotsoulithra are hailed as trash discopunk prophets of the next moment, while the big beat parties staged by Turboflow 3000 align with the performances Nalyssa Green has recently distinguished herself in, forming a pentagram, the other peaks of which are occupied by Chraja and Libys.

Expectations are placed on Tamta with Die Arkitekt, Despoinis Trichromi with Veslemes and Fonoptikon, to perform the after-effects of last year’s more electronic Agoraphobic Festival. Through Soma, Junkheart, Citizen Jim, and Ktiria ti Nychta, the festival stretches its balladry back to the provádika (communal spaces) from which the entire festival originates.

The strings of Nefeli, Kalliopi, and Nikos Veliotis meet the distinctive lyricism of Capette and Rastonis, while Tsolimon, Utekan, and Xanthi bring news of the sound that has dominated the city for some time.

The full line-up of AFF25:
Kostas Tournas, Nalyssa Green, Nekrotsoulithra, Die Arkitekt x Tamta, Taki Tsan x DJ Alx, Turboflow 3000, Fonoptikon, Dinos Sadikis, 0-100 Seirene, Veslemes x Trichromi, Capette, Libys, Nefeli Walking Undercover, Kalliopi Mitropolou x Nikos Veliotis, Soma, Chraja, Ktiria ti Nychta, Junkheart, Ms. Morris, Tsolimon, Rastonis, Xanthi, Utekan, Citizen Jim, Deftera, Kareoles & friends x 555ivas, Sci-Fi River



First Agoraphobic Day:

Kostas Tournas / Nekrotsoulithra / Taki Tsan x DJ Alx / Dinos Sadikis / Veslemes x Trichromi / Kalliopi Mitropolou x Nikos Veliotis / Soma / Chraja / Ktiria ti Nychta / Tsolimon / Rastonis / Utekan

Second Agoraphobic Day:

Nalyssa Green / Die Arkitekt x Tamta / Turboflow 3000 / Fonoptikon / Libys / Capette / 0-100 Seirene / Nefeli Walking Undercover / Junkheart / Ms. Morris / Xanthi / Citizen Jim / Sci-Fi River


The Agorafoviko Festival is repeated every year with a different curator.
AFF25 is curated by Sci-Fi River.

RUDU FEST ATHENS 2025 – OPEN AIR

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Rudu Fest Athens 2025 – Open Air

Just before setting sail for Amorgos, Rudu Fest makes a stop at the unique space of PLYFA!

A 2-day celebration that brings the breeze of the islands, freedom, music, and authenticity to Athens’ summer sky for the very first time, across two stages.

Mikros Klefths, Usurum, Katohos, Sophie Lies, To Sfálma, Mi55t w/ Crashoverride, Stavros Allos, Kostis, Stavros Tsantes, AEON – a diverse lineup that blends lyricism, sensitivity, and new Greek music with dynamic urban sounds and hip hop culture.


Day 1 | June 13, 2025
Usurum, Sophie Lies, Kostis, Stavros Tsantes, Stavros Allos

Day 2 | June 14, 2025
Mikros Klefths, Katohos, To Sfálma, AEON, MI55T w/ Crashoverride


Friday, June 13

Poetic lyrics, electronic music, direct storytelling, and serene sonic landscapes shift and coexist both in the recordings and live shows of Usurum. Their music stems from a love of song, poetry, and curiosity about sound — making them the ideal headliners for Rudu Fest Athens’ opening day on Friday, June 13.

With a fresh sound brought by the release of her second album (“The Other Side of Habit”, One Little Victory), Sophie Lies steps onto the summer stage of Rudu Fest to continue her dialogue with broken plates, flowers that bloom where no one expects, lost words, and found songs.

Kostis, a year after his EP “Some Sundays” (Mellowsophy Music), which we all softly sang along to, returns with another highly anticipated live show — blending pop music with his deep love for Greek songwriting and Manos Hadjidakis.

Stavros Tsantes first appeared as a songwriter with the album “My Father’s Childhood Habits”, followed by singles like “Golden-Green Glitter”, “Giorona” (ft. Sophie Lies), and “Kavouras” (ft. M. Kalogerakis). He feels blessed to join the open-air celebration of Rudu Fest after a winter of powerful live performances, sharing the stage with beloved and talented artists — including the other Stavros.

Stavros Allos, an Athens-based musician and songwriter, drew attention in 2023 with his debut album “For Nora” (Rudu Records). He opens the festival with his heartfelt indie-folk sound, handwritten love-letter songs, and Greek lyrics — when he’s not collaborating with other well-known bands on the scene.

Saturday, June 14

Mikros Klefths (MK) is a veteran of the genre, with over twenty years behind the mic and countless sold-out shows. He has inspired an entire generation of MCs to start their journey in rap, all while staying fresh and relevant. Famous for his distinctive rhyme style and raw freestyle skills that leave audiences in awe, he was one of the first MCs to bring hip hop to northern Greece — and remains one of the most consistent and productive artists in the local rap scene.

He’s ready to set the PLYFA venue ablaze on Saturday, June 14, following Katohos, To Sfálma, AEON, and MI55T w/ Crashoverride — a lineup no fan of hip hop or urban music should miss.

Katohos stands out for his unique flows, conscious lyrics, and chaotic mindset. Since 2018, he’s been a rising force in the Athenian hip-hop scene, releasing early mixtapes and EPs. His first studio album “Baby Steph” marked him as one of the most promising rappers in recent years. “Baby Steph 2” brought him to a broader mainstream audience, and the trilogy concluded powerfully with “Baby Steph 3”, launched with a sold-out show at GAGARIN.

To Sfálma, following the release of his new album with Raibo titled “The Jamaica of the Balkans” — presented at a packed Kyttaro venue — and after explosive, sold-out performances across Greece, comes to Rudu Fest to once again deliver raw, no-holds-barred underground rap.

Continuing that explosive energy, AEON, from Crete, blends rap with the sonic roots of Greek music, presenting tracks from her brand-new album “Chaimalina” along with older favorites.

Theoni, better known as Mi55t, is one of Greece’s most powerful rap voices of the past 10 years, known for her unique live energy, albums, and collaborations. At Rudu Fest, she’ll be joined by Crashoverride, who will take over the decks.


Doors open at 19:30

KRAMA FESTIVAL 2025

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KRAMA Festival 2025

Start from what you know.

In a world shaped by divisive narratives, KRAMA stands as an inclusive platform – celebrating shared values, addressing common struggles, and dissolving boundaries through creative expression.

We invite artists who explore and challenge the limits of Western music, incorporating diverse instrumentation, bold arrangements, and unusual structures. We find meaning in questioning norms, and embracing discomfort as a space for dialogue or transformation.

Through this process, we define our vision of the contemporary and the experimental – a practice rooted in co-creation, inclusivity, and the interplay of mediated curation with spontaneous experimentation.

Curated by KRAMA & Eleni Poulou

SOUL MADE

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SoUL Made
Two-day Multi-themed Festival of Art & Mental Health

The Pan-Hellenic Association for Psycho-social Rehabilitation and Vocational Reintegration (PEPSAEE) is a non-profit scientific association that has been active since 1997 in the field of psychosocial rehabilitation and the social and vocational reintegration of individuals with psychosocial difficulties.

The Specialized Day Center of P.E.P.S.A.E.E., “Center for Social Dialogue,” is organizing the first Two-day Multi-themed Festival of Art & Mental Health “SoUL Made”, primarily funded by the Ministry of Culture, as part of the action “Creative Greece 2024: Strengthening Multi-themed Festivals across Greece.” It also serves as a broad initiative for Community Education and Awareness.

The festival includes a visual arts exhibition, experiential contemporary dance workshops, a physical theater performance, an improvisation workshop, dance performances by artists with and without disabilities, three masterclasses, and a contemporary music concert.

Pre-festival activities: On Friday, November 1st, 2024 (11:00 AM – 2:00 PM), workshops on Theater Education, Rhythm & Voice, Bollywood Dance, and Percussion will be held by members and employees of P.E.P.S.A.E.E. for the students of the Public and Community Health Department at the University of West Attica.

The SoUL Made Festival aims to become an annual meeting ground for collaboration and the promotion of contemporary artistic trends, providing a space for the gathering of all social groups by utilizing different art forms such as theater, music, dance, and visual arts.
The philosophy of the SoUL Made Festival highlights the positive impact of art on mental health and the crucial role it can play in fostering acceptance of diversity.

The innovation of the SoUL Made Festival lies in its encouragement of inclusion, active participation, and the collaboration and coexistence of socially vulnerable groups in artistic creation alongside artists, students from art schools, and individuals from the community.
We invite all our fellow citizens, mental health professionals, professional and amateur artists, mental health service users, and individuals from all socially vulnerable groups to come together, collaborate, share roles and experiences, broaden horizons with new stimuli, and co-create a new understanding of mental health and art.

Participation in the workshops and entry to the performances and concert are free, but reservation of a spot is required.

Saturday, November 2, 2024

Sunday, November 3, 2024

Due to a limited number of seats, interested participants must complete the online reservation form for the free workshops, performances, and concert (priority will be given on a first-come, first-served basis):
Reservation Form

Finally, the SoUL Made Festival offers the opportunity for mental health professionals, artists (both professional and amateur), and the general public, with or without vulnerabilities, to participate in three Masterclasses conducted by esteemed professionals in their fields.

Saturday, November 2, 2024

14:00 – 18:00 MASTERCLASS by Director, Performer, and Physical Theater Teacher Mr. Antonis Koutroubis:
“The Performer Meets the Theatrical Object on Stage”

Sunday, November 3, 2024

11:00 – 15:00 MASTERCLASS by Psychiatrist – Psychotherapist & Psychodrama Instructor Mr. Antonis Liodakis:
“Psychodrama: A Guide for Self-Help”

16:00 – 18:00 MASTERCLASS by Dancer & Choreographer – Inclusive Workshops Instructor Ms. Giota Peklari:
“Body Music” with the Connecting Body Method

Participation in the Masterclasses requires a fee and reservation of a spot in advance.

Due to a limited number of seats, those interested must contact us to reserve their spots, inquire about the cost of the masterclasses, and obtain information on payment details exclusively via email: [email protected].

Throughout the SoUL Made Festival, artwork created by mental health service users in the Art Workshop, part of the Specialized Day Center “Center for Social Dialogue” of P.E.P.S.A.E.E., will be exhibited in the festival spaces.

For more information about the SoUL Made Festival, news, photos, and artist biographies, visit:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61565695953353

https://www.facebook.com/PEPSAEE.KKD

ECOPHILIA NOW

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PartSuspended Artist Collective opens the 1st edition of ECOPHILIA NOW festival in the unique space of PLYFA for 2 days, 19-20 October 2024.

The ECOPHILIA NOW festival brings together over 20 diverse participants, including performers, musicians, choreographers, visual artists, activists, environmentalists, and poets from across Europe. With representatives from countries such as Greece, Hungary, Spain, Italy, Belgium, France, Romania, Ukraine and Denmark, the festival is international in scope.

The festival’s concept of “ecophilia” — a deep love for Earth and nature as a shared home for all beings — invites participants to nurture their connection with the environment. This focus on “philia” (friendship) with nature is a call to embrace a more caring, sustainable, and mindful approach to how we interact with the environment.

Through a rich variety of artistic expressions, such as performances, audio-visual media, music, and visual art, as well as engaging talks and creative workshops, ECOPHILIA NOW looks for feminist and inclusive practices and how these can open new ways of thinking about a more environmentally conscious and socially just world.

Join us to explore together new possibilities of making art and thinking about the environment, and share the joy of being together!

*With the support of European Festivals Association, Europe for Festivals Festivals for Europe, European Festivals Fund for Emerging Artists.

 

WORKSHOPS
Spaces are limited. To participate, please send an email to [email protected]

Doors open at 13:00.

 

 

PartSuspended Artist Collective https://www.partsuspended.com/

Facebook facebook.com/PartSuspended

Instagram instagram.com/partsuspended_hari_marini

TRI 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

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Can you believe it?  It’s 10 years since we opened our doors in Psiri Athens and we want to invite all to celebrate our big anniversary in an absolute gorgeous place PLYFA
Let’s raise a toast to the next 10 years and beyond!
Time flies by when we’re well surrounded by a great community and we are lucky to have you. 
Thank you for everything you’ve done and continue to do, for us!!!
You’ve helped make the TRI family what it is today.
Cheers to all of you friends!
Booze by Jameson Greece
Beers by Blame the Sun Brewing
Food by Kerveros tis Fotias
Live bands
Ta Toy Boy
The Callas
DJ set
Dim Goneos – Celestial Herring & Dim Hatzimitros
Plus 10 years TRI Photo Exchibition
Amazing Artwork by Bob Studio

SMINOS

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC, EDUCATIVE, EMPIRE, NOMAD, LAZY, COOPERATIVE, POLITICAL

IN SMINOURGIA PARTICIPATES THE COLLABORATIVES: SYNALOLIS, BIOME ATHINAS, MELANTHO, DOCK,
OBSCURA LAB, AS WELL AS THE COLLECTIVENESS EDUCATIONAL GROUP “THE SKASSIARCHIO”

BOOKS, DISCUSSIONS, MUSIC, PICTURES, SCREENINGS, CHILDREN’S AREA, FOOD, DRINK

[And while capitalism tries to convince us that there is no alternative, that the future is bleak and let us accept it, books are the ray of light that leads us into the thick darkness and cooperation is our way to preserve our humanity and to change the world.]

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7
SMALL ROOM

17.30-19.00 || State control and surveillance in the 19th century. Introductions by the historian Xenia Marinou and dr. friend
of Thanasis Lagio. Historian Manolis Arkolakis coordinates and intervenes.

19.00-19.15 || Break time

19.15-20.45 || 7 years of #metoo and feminist solidarity. We talk to Georgia Petrakis, professor at Panteio Pa-
university and we watch short films by Alexia Tsounis (FemArtAct KOINSEP)

BIG ROOM
18.00-19.30 || School cooperation and collaborative techniques with Freinet pedagogy. Open discussion by the members of the Pedagogical Group “To Skasiarcheo”.

19.30-19.45 || Break time
19.45-21.15 || Communism and regime security: the construction of the internal enemy in the Greek 20th century.
Historians Kostis Karpozilos and Menelaos Charalambidis discuss, moderated by historian Stratis
Burnazo.
EXTERIOR SCENE
21.30-00.00 || CONCERTS. Dear Lou! in a tribute to Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground and Daddy’s Work Blues

Band in an electric blues session.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 (MORNING)
SMALL ROOM

13.30-15.00 || Work Self-Management as a Movement: Weaknesses and Prospects Through Review of the Last Decade. The research collective Perfigurativa is introduced and discussed with the audience.

BIG ROOM
12.00-13.00 || Food preservation laboratory from Melantho COINSEP.
13.00-13.15 || Break time
13.15-14.45 || Make your own bookmark. Printmaking workshop by @the greyfox_linoprints.

YARD
14.30-17.00 || Collective Industrial Picnic. We eat, drink and chat together.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 (AFTERNOON)
SMALL ROOM
17.30-19.00 || Visible and Invisible Straps: Surveillance, Control and Enforcement Inside and Outside Asylum Walls. Recommendations
by Vasia Lekka (current professor TEAPI-EKPA), Thodoros Megaloikonomou (psychiatrist), Giorgos Kesisoglou
(psychologist). Psychiatrist Lykourgos Karatzaferis coordinates and intervenes.

19.00-19.15 || Break time
19.15-20.50 || Projection. Parole de flic. Film with Alain Delon, written by Frédéric Fazardi.
BIG ROOM

18.00-19.30 || Sportswear, mental trauma and traitors to our class. D. Hunter, author of the book Chav / Solidarity from the Underground, talks about his new book, which is released for the first time during the festival.

19.30-19.45 || Break time

19.45-21.15 || The omnipotent (?) state: Surveillance, control and enforcement in the digital age. Lawyers Annie Paparrousou and Thanasis Kabayiannis together with Panos Lambrou investigate aspects of unfreedom nowadays. It is moderated by the journalist Tasos Tsakiroglou (Editors’ Newspaper).

EXTERIOR SCENE
21.30-00.00 || CONCERTS with Alexis Kalofolia and Stefanos Flotsios and Frank Panx and Saltadoroia to close the festival in the best way!

AND OF COURSE throughout the duration of the festival, the following will operate in the area: XeFRENo Smenos: Pedagogical activities by the Pedagogical Group “To Skasiarcheo” (with an open-air library, visual art, construction, typography, poetry workshops, children’s radio and film screenings of student
films from the “Neaniko Plano”!) – Bookstore – Stalls with products from collaborative ventures – Art exhibitions – Bar and restaurant.

AGORAFOVIKO FESTIVAL 2024

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Once a year the circuit breaks down and in September 2024 the Agoraphobic Festival sets up again for two nights three stages at PLYFA.

This year’s curator, Metaman, holding the invisible ribbon that unites Lena Platonos with Eddie Dark, weaves the fabric of a festival open in every sense of the word. It brings together friends and idols or both at the same time, in a line-up several of whose names are accompanied, more or less, by the designation “legendary”, even if some had to do the Paris-Dakar on their knees to see the return of Regressverbot and Victory Collapse.

Somehow, Larry Gus and his unique live performances meet the beats of Dj Pitsouni, the heretical discourse of Lost Bodies meets the nihilism of Dramachine, while the electro-poetic element is omnipresent, from the iconic K. Beta, to Molyneaux, Lalousis and A. Epithetis. Olina and Euripides give a more sensitive perspective to things along with Tropical Geometry who indulge in more pop forms, honoring their kraut origins.

Penny, Dolly Vara and Expe on the other hand, form an explosive trio, each in their own personal way, which comes to be added to Krista Papista and Sci-Fi River who in turn bring to ΑΤΦ24 two of the most enjoyable appearances of AΦΦ23.

Incognito returns from last year’s edition of the festival are also the presences of Echo Tides, Vassilina and Kristof, in a local scene that changes shapes, names and combinations, constantly finding new ways to strengthen its ties and evolve, carrying and delivering the same cross from generation to generation, from the 80s to the present day.

The complete lineup of ΑΤΦΤ24:

K. Beta, Regressverbot, Lena Platonos, Echo Tides, Lost Bodies, Penny+Sci-Fi River, Eddie Dark, Dolly Vara, Krista Papista, Vassilina, Kristof, Larry Gus, Dramachine, Olina, Expe, Evripidis and His Tragedies, Victory Collapse, Molyneaux+Agatha, A. Epitheti, DJ Pitsouni, Tropical Geometry, Stelios Lalousis and Metaman

9/20/24 | 1st Agoraphobic Day

K. Beta, Echo Tides, Penny+Sci-Fi River, Eddie Dark, Kristof, Larry Gus, Dramachine, Evripidis ND His Tragedies, Molyneaux+Agatha, DJ Pitsouni, Stelios Lalousis

21/9/24 | 2nd Agoraphobic Day

Regressverbot, Lena Platonos, Lost Bodies, Dolly Vara, Krista Papista, Vassilina, Expe, Olina, Victory Collapse, A. Epitheti, Tropical Geometry, Metaman

 

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