Events & Activities going out Famagustagoing out Larnacagoing out Limassolgoing out Nicosiagoing out Paphos Things to do on Friday, August 21 68b3f21baa7e2787f759499aa4eb71e3 Relevant News Things to do on Friday, August 21 21 August 2026 Paphos father charged with negligence after leaving 11-year-old home alone to watch football in Albania 21 August 2026 Lara beach umbrellas unwarranted, fines too low, officials say 21 August 2026 newsroom 21 August 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber Today’s picks include an award-winning open-air screening in Nicosia, film nights under the stars in Souni-Zanatzia and Ayia Napa, gallery exhibitions across the island, and new releases now showing in Cypriot cinemas. Open-air cinema Nicosia, Constantia Open-Air Cinema, 9pm. The 27th Summer Screenings Marathon runs every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday until September 13. Tonight’s film is the award-winning dramatic comedy “Dj Ahmet” by Georgi Unkovski. Fifteen-year-old Ahmet herds his father’s sheep in the mountains of North Macedonia while also looking after his younger brother. What he really dreams of, though, is music, which serves not just as a backdrop to the story but as the language through which a teenager tries to define himself against a world that has already written his future for him. The film is a reminder that the strongest form of resistance is often not a shout, but the persistence of sticking to your own rhythm, even when everyone around you is trying to drown it out. Running time: 99 minutes. 22348203 Zanatzia Square, Souni-Zanatzia (outside the “To Politistiko” café). The “To Politistiko” café continues its film nights under the summer night sky, with free admission. Friday August 21, 8pm: “The Counterfeit Coin” (Dimitris Horn, Elli Lambeti, Fotopoulos). Friday August 28, 8pm: “Jenny, Jenny”. Friday September 5, 8pm: “Miracle in Milan”. Ayia Napa, Marina. From August 20 to 23, audiences can enjoy family-favourite films in a relaxed, atmospheric setting by the sea. Tonight’s screenings are “Hercules” at 8.15pm and “The Mask” at 10.30pm. Tickets from Project Films, 101. Exhibitions Nicosia Vitrina (16 Pentadaktylou Street): Christina Siakola’s visual installation “Things I Forget”. Until August 25. Apokalypsi (22300150): Group exhibition titled “Code Reconstruction”. Until September 12. Limassol Platres, Minerva Hotel: Christodoulos Panayiotou’s “The Trilogy of Summer Holidays”. Until August 30. XeniArtSpace, Trilogy West Tower (99980009): Photography exhibition “Women in Focus”. Until September 19. Larnaca Cypriot Corner (99564131): Exhibition featuring Andreas Asprofta, Stelios Votsis and Glyn Hughes. Until August 22. St-art Cafe (7A N. Laniti Street): Group exhibition where every work is priced the same, at 250 euros. Until August 31. Municipal Gallery (24658848): Pancyprian visual art exhibition “Reflections of Clay”. Until August 22. Pierides Museum (22128175): “Nina Iakovou: Eyes That See and Hands That Touch”. Until May 6, 2027. Paphos Almyra Hotel (26888700): Group exhibition titled “Temporary Forever”. Until September 6. Cinema New releases: “Insidious: Out of the Further” (directed by Jacob Chase, starring Lin Shaye, Sam Spruell and Amelia Eve); “Mutiny” (directed by Jean-Francois Richet, starring Jason Statham, Annabelle Wallis and Adrian Lester); “One Night Only” (directed by Will Gluck, starring Callum Turner, Tyronne Chambers and Grace Dumday); and “Minions & Monsters” (an animated film directed by Pierre Coffin) — showing at RIO Limassol and Nicosia Mall, tel. 25871410. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Paphos father charged with negligence after leaving 11-year-old home alone to watch football in Albania Lara beach umbrellas unwarranted, fines too low, officials say Fire Service crews rescue dozens trapped in lifts as power cut hits Cyprus Playing hide and seek with the population in the occupied areas Work and human worth Iran’s target isn’t Cyprus. It’s the Bases. Island-wide power outage caused by solar park communication failure Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.
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