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Tom & Izabel
Tom & Isabel Dempsey – Island Center for the Arts Tom and Isabel Dempsey are Skopelos-based artists who teach and exhibit locally, fostering the island's vibrant art scene. Tom and Isabel Dempsey, originally from Boston, have been part of Skopelos’ cultural life for more than two decades. In 1988, they founded the Island Center for…
Prince Stafylos
Legends, Prince Stafylos, Sights, Culture, Treasures, Peparithos, Archeological Sites, Beaches, Traditions, Stafylos Beach, Stafylos, Stafilos Tumb Rock, Blog, Blogspot, Blogging, Blogs, Bloggers Peparithos Skopelos, the green island of the Aegean, is the island of legends. Many wonderful stories are behind each name. In ancient times, the name of Skopelos was Peparithos. Of course, took its…
Revelry and Rhymes: The Songs of Apokries in Skopelos
On Skopelos Island, Apokries is a time of joyous festivities, lively music, and vibrant parades. Locals and visitors alike embrace the spirit of the carnival season with elaborate costumes, colorful masks, and exuberant dancing. The streets of Skopelos Town and Skopelos Villages come alive with processions, where revelers march through the winding cobblestone lanes, showcasing…
Τhe celebration of October 28th in Skopelos
National Holidays, 28 October, No Celebration, National Celebration, Anniversary of No, No Anniversary, national parade, greek liberation, NORTHERN SPORADES, GREECE, BLOGSPOT, BLOGGING, BLOGS, BLOGGERS, BLOG The celebration of October 28th in Skopelos National Holidays What do Greeks celebrate on 28 October? Usually, it is celebrated at the end of a war and the coming of…
Skopelos Carnival
Carnival in Skopelos The Carnival in Skopelos lasts three weeks. Skopelos has always enjoyed the festivities especially the last two. Carnival was celebrated from ancient times, which is why we can see traditions from the ancient god Dionysus. For Skopelos, it is a great entertainment event for all ages and social classes. In the old…
Skopelos: A New Dimension in Archaeological Research
The Ancient Skopelos Survey – AskoS is an innovative archaeological project that began in 2024, aiming to explore and uncover the island’s ancient past. This collaborative effort, involving the Ministry of Culture, the Polish Archaeological Institute in Athens, and the Directorate of Antiquities of Magnesia, will continue until 2028. The research combines modern techniques to…
