Things to do on Tuesday, August 18

Events & Activities going out Famagustagoing out Larnacagoing out Limassolgoing out Nicosiagoing out Paphos Things to do on Tuesday, August 18 Sakellarios 1024x683 1 Relevant News UK issues travel warning over fertility treatment in Cyprus after IVF donor scandal 18 August 2026 Things to do on Tuesday, August 18 18 August 2026 Don’t let the killers off the hook 18 August 2026 newsroom 18 August 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber Today’s cultural calendar features a tribute concert to Alekos Sakellarios, a shadow theatre performance exploring Cyprus’s traditions, several new art exhibitions across the island, and a new cinema release. Music Vouni, open-air theatre, Tuesday, August 18, 8.30pm. A tribute to Alekos Sakellarios, marking 35 years since his death, comes to the stage in the musical performance “Archisan ta Organa” (“The Music Begins”), presented as part of the 2026 Cultural Decentralisation Programme. The programme features beloved songs by Manos Hadjidakis, Giorgos Zambetas, Stavros Xarhakos, Mikis Theodorakis and Mimis Plessas, performed by Dimitris Mesimeris and Marina Verzanli with an eight-member orchestra. The line-up includes Frixos Panayiotou (bouzouki), Andreas Giannara (bouzouki), Elina Georgiou (clarinet), Varvara Louka (violin), Antonis Georgiou (piano), Admitos Pitsillidis (guitar), Dimitris Papanikolaou (bass) and Konstantinos Paouros (drums). The show also travels to Paramytha, District Primary School, on Thursday, September 3, 8.30pm, and to Korfi, Community Park, on Sunday, October 11, 7pm. Shadow theatre Polystypos, Cultural Centre, Tuesday, August 18, 8pm. A cultural journey through Cyprus’s memories, traditions and beauty unfolds in the shadow theatre performance “A Suitcase Called Cyprus”, conceived by Eleni Papachristoforou. The performance is followed by the experiential workshop “The Figure That Remembers”. Papachristoforou wrote and directs the piece, performs it and leads the workshop, alongside Iakovos Kousiappas (live music, musical direction, composition, sound and lighting) and Pavlos Kousiappas (assistant puppeteer, puppet construction and technical support). The show also travels to Katydata, Square, on Wednesday, September 23, 8pm, and to Moniatis, open-air theatre, on Wednesday, September 30, 7.30pm. Exhibitions Nicosia Vitrina (16 Pentadaktylou Street): a visual art installation by Christina Siakola titled “Things I Forget”, until August 25. Apokalypsi (tel. 22300150): a group exhibition titled “Code: Recomposition”, until September 12. Limassol Platres, Minerva Hotel: “The Holiday Trilogy” by Christodoulos Panayiotou, until August 30. XeniArtSpace, Trilogy West Tower (tel. 99980009): the photography exhibition “Women in Focus”, until September 19. Larnaca Cypriot Corner (tel. 99564131): an exhibition by Andreas Asproftas, Stelios Votsis and Glyn Hughes, until August 22. St-art Cafe (7A N. Lanitis Street): a group exhibition where all works are priced at €250, until August 31. Municipal Art Gallery (tel. 24658848): the Pancyprian Visual Arts Exhibition “Reflections of Clay”, until August 22. Pierides Museum (tel. 22128175): “Nina Iakovou: Eyes to See and Hands to Touch”, until May 6, 2027. Paphos Almyra Hotel (tel. 26888700): a group exhibition titled “Temporary Forever”, until September 6. Cinema New releases: The Get Out, directed by Derrick Borte and starring Russell Crowe, Luke Evans and Teresa Palmer, is showing at RIO Limassol, tel. 25871410. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News UK issues travel warning over fertility treatment in Cyprus after IVF donor scandal Don’t let the killers off the hook How Cyprus fared at the 2026 European Athletics Championships Cyprus ranks first worldwide for video game firms per capita, report finds Cyprus, Greek banks shift focus from rates to growth after strong H1 New decree to target support for energy-poor households in Cyprus Cyprus drafts first law to regulate AI Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.