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Traveling with drones over Crete
Have you ever dreamed that you were fying like a bird over seas and mountains,…
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The kids of Zoniana dance 'a capella'
A cute, surrealistic dance...the things you may see at a 'Shepherd and Cheese Festival'!
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Underwater chromotherapy
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The luckiest goats in the world
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Paximadia... on fire
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Panagiotis Zachariou, athlete & philosopher
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Arriving at the port, morning ritual.
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Sunset in the White Mountains (Lefka Ori)
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A Yiayia at Choumeriako village
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Daulute: as tabor, flute and lute
Ancient instruments for primordial music, reinvented through endless experimentations and improvisations for the modern world.…
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Festivals in Crete: Casa dei Mezzo
We went, we saw, we heard, we were "bewitched" and we transfer our experience to…
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Threads of History: Unraveling the stories of parachute silk used in the Battle of Crete
Can textiles become containers of different meanings and purposes? Do they have a different story…
Ploumi: a cooperative cafe & grocery store ‘blooms’ in Archanes
Published in "Cretan Tales"
In spring flowers bloom and with them blooms love, dreams and ideas. "Ploumi" blooms, the bushy endemic plant of Crete that our grandmothers and grandfathers…
"Beyiri", a cooperative grocery store in Rethymno
Published in "Cretan Tales"
‘Self-organization’, ‘autonomy’, ‘horizontal structure’...these terms we hear more and more often in Greece inspired a group of young people in Rethymno to create ‘Beyiri’, a…
Cretan music travels to Catalonia
Published in "Cretan Tales"
A group of Catalans struggling to tame classic Cretan melodies with their vocal chords, testing the ‘five steps’ of pentozalis at the same time. Mission…
'Easter of the Dead' in Tylissos
Published in "Cretan Tales"
An ancient custom, found in numerous cultures and religions throughout the world and history, revives in the village of Tylissos in its Cretan edition. Those…