The European Month of Culture (EUMC) brings the best of European culture to Washington, DC during the entire month of May 2018.
The flagship EU Open House will take place on May 12, when along with the 27 EU embassies and the EU Delegation and the Greek Embassy will open its doors to the public and offer info on Greece, culinary treats, music, dance and lots more.
On May 3rd the Embassy of Greece will officially inaugurate the photo exhibition “Archaeological Site of Philippi: A Landmark of European Heritage” about the walled city of Philippi, founded in 356 BC by the Macedonian King Philip II. The Site was included in UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Monuments in 2016. The exhibition will be on display at the Embassy until June 1, 2018. Find more info and RSVP for the opening night here
Two more events will showcase Greek Culture in May: A Roundtable Discussion on the Archaeological Site of Philippi, in collaboration with Dumbarton Oaks and a Live Concert: The Songs of Hadjidakis and Theodorakis, a unique SPGH event, co-sponsored by Georgetown University’s Modern Greek Studies Program.
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Source: events.euintheus.org
