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For parentsSum It Up 2026: Health, Happiness & Balance SummitTwo days of talks and panels on health, happiness and balance, with international speakers, doctors and wellness experts taking the stage, and coffee, a generous buffet lunch and plenty of networking in between. Everything is in English. The summit signs off with a black-tie gala dinner, complete with awards and a live set from Vadym Diiakevych of Ukrainian X-Factor fame. Sessions run 08:30 to 17:00; tickets are on sale, with the two-day pass at €500, or €380 early bird.12 – 13 Nov08:30–17:00Limassol, St Raphael Resort & Marina€from €250
Sport & active funCyprus Swim Series: Pissouri EditionThe Cyprus Swim Series pulls into Pissouri Beach, just off Columbia Beach Resort, drawing open-water swimmers from across Europe. There is a distance for everyone, from 500 metres for eight-to-twelve-year-olds and 1.25 km for juniors to a gruelling 8 km for seasoned swimmers. Friday is for registration and the safety briefing, Saturday brings the 3 km and 5 km races along with the junior and kids' heats, and Sunday rounds things off with the prizes; every finisher earns a medal.13 – 15 NovLimassol, Pissouri BeachRaces for children 8–12, juniors 13–17 and adults
Discover & learnThe Playmobil Experience at Paradox Museum LimassolPlaymobil comes to the Paradox Museum.14 – 22 NovLimassol, Paradox Museum Limassol
Festivals & fairsMBS Wellbeing Festival – Mind, Body & Spirit CyprusCyprus's leading holistic wellness gathering, the Mind, Body & Spirit festival, marks its 25th anniversary with a weekend of healing, connection and transformation at the St. Raphael Resort, drawing a lively local and international crowd. There are more than a hundred workshops, classes and talks — yoga, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, sound healing, guided meditation, Ayurveda, biohacking, nervous-system regulation, ecstatic dance, family constellations and much besides. Add a bustling marketplace of natural products and holistic therapies, mini treatments in the therapy room and a beautifully laid-out space by the beach. Open 11:00–19:00; tickets from €18, exhibition-only entry €5, and under-12s go free.14 – 15 Nov11:00–19:00Limassol, St. Raphael Resort & Marina€from €18 (exhibition only €5)
Theatre & showsMurder on the Orient Express (THOC)The Cyprus Theatre Organisation (THOC) takes Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express on tour, in Ken Ludwig's stage adaptation directed by Takis Tzamargias. A snowstorm strands the luxurious train, a murder shatters the calm, and Hercule Poirot — played by Neoklis Neokleous — must see through the lies, silences and contradictions of his fellow passengers while the list of suspects keeps on growing. A puzzling, tragicomic game of truth and deceit in which the smallest detail can turn everything on its head. In Limassol the company plays the Pattichio Municipal Theatre. Curtain up at 20:30; tickets €15 and €6.Wed, 18 Nov8:30pmLimassol, Pattichio Municipal Theatre€€15 / €6
Music & concertsRichard Clayderman: Live Piano Concert in LimassolRichard Clayderman, the 'Prince of Romance' and, according to Guinness World Records, the most successful pianist in the world, plays Cyprus for the very first time, joined by a string section of leading Cypriot musicians. Expect 'Ballade pour Adeline' and 'L for Love', romantic melodies and famous film themes from Mission: Impossible to James Bond, all wrapped in lighting and visual effects. Starts at 20:00, doors at 19:00; tickets from €69.Thu, 19 Nov8pmLimassol, Monte Caputo€from €69
Make autumn magicalSee Halloween events →For parentsChampis: Breaking the Ice Stand-Up ComedyChampis Damianou, one of Cyprus's best-loved stand-ups, is back with his second solo show, Breaking the Ice. He isn't running for president this time; instead he's doing what he does best — breaking the ice — with tales of his grandmother's complicated relationship with TikTok, why he's afraid of having children, how he became the Secretary-General of Cancellations, his rather particular reasons for hating Christmas, the best and worst hate comments he's received, a spell inside a prison and how comedy helps him through loss. Part stand-up, part therapy: honest, funny and at times closer to home than you'd expect. Around 80 minutes, in Cypriot Greek; in Limassol the show plays Ravens Music Hall, starting at 20:30, with tickets from motioncomedy.com.Thu, 19 Nov20:30Limassol, Ravens Music HallAges 15+
For parentsThe 27th NextGen Payments & RegTech ForumThe 27th edition of this forum on digital payments and RegTech gathers senior figures from banks, payment firms, fintechs and regulators. Expect keynotes, panels, roundtables and one-to-one meetings on cross-border payments, digital banking, compliance and fraud prevention. Runs from 09:00 to 19:00.Thu, 19 Nov09:00–19:00Limassol, Four Seasons Hotel
Festivals & fairs5th Limassol International Book FairThe fifth Limassol International Book Fair, a leading cultural celebration of books.20 – 22 NovLimassol, Lanitis Carob Mill
Festivals & fairsLofou Christmas Village 2026Lofou is the newest of the island's official Christmas Villages, just 26 km from Limassol at around 780 metres, with beautifully preserved stone houses and cobbled lanes. The old school, the agricultural museum, the Elitzi fountain of 1842 and the Church of the Annunciation are all worth a look. Festive decorations, stalls of local produce and crafts, workshops, walks and guided tours are planned. Open at weekends until 20 December, then daily from 21 December.21 Nov – 6 Janweekends until 20 December, daily from 21 DecemberLimassol, Lofou Traditional Village
Theatre & showsThe Cat's HouseThe Cat's House, Samuil Marshak's classic fairy tale, brought to the stage by the Ostrov theatre. Children's tickets from €15, adults from €10.Sat, 21 Nov11:30Limassol, Ypsonas Municipal TheatreAges 3+€children from €15, adults from €10
Theatre & showsLittle Red Riding Hood — THOC Stage 018 on tour in LimassolLimassol is the final stop on Stage 018's tour of Little Red Riding Hood. It's the old tale told anew — a walk through the woods that turns into a story about finding your courage, facing down your fears and working out your own truth, with a Wolf and a forest that look nothing like the picture-book version. Humour, movement, masks and music by Ecati fill roughly 65 minutes for young and grown-up audiences alike. It begins promptly at 15:00, latecomers can't be admitted, and tickets are €6.Sat, 21 Nov15:00Limassol, Pattichio Municipal Theatre€€6
Theatre & showsAwaiting: Black Comedy by Double Black Productions — KyperountaA group of friends wake up somewhere strange with no idea how they got there, and the receptionist who greets them has just one instruction: wait. Double Black Productions' darkly funny play wanders between the absurd and the mysterious, and runs for 80 minutes straight through, with no interval. Entry is free, but you'll need to book a seat by phone on 22408599.Sat, 21 NovLimassol, Kyperounta Multipurpose HallAll ages€Free
Festivals & fairsKyperounta Christmas Village 2026Kyperounta, perched at around 1,300 metres and one of the highest inhabited villages in Cyprus, is among the island's nine official Christmas Villages, and rightly proud of its apples, wine and cured meats. Festive decorations, wooden stalls of local produce and crafts, hands-on workshops, walks, bike rides and guided village tours are all planned. The Kyperounta Winery, historic churches, local museums and two nature trails are close by for anyone wanting to make a day of it. Open at weekends until 20 December, then daily from 21 December.21 Nov – 6 Janweekends until 20 December, daily from 21 DecemberLimassol, Kyperounta Village Square
Music & concertsLYRA Family Philharmonic: ClassicismLYRA's Family Philharmonic carries on its musical journey through time: after the Baroque comes Classicism, with Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven and fresh musical discoveries for the whole family. At these concerts classical music is something to explore, talk about and live through movement, play and imagination as well as to listen to, just as it was at the season's first meeting.Sat, 21 NovLimassol, LYRA Music & Arts School
Music & concertsKreator & Overkill: Krushers of the World TourTwo titans of thrash make their Cyprus debuts on the same bill: German legends Kreator bring the tour for their sixteenth album, Krushers of the World, with New Jersey's Overkill along as special guests. Kreator have four decades and more than two million albums behind them, so expect no let-up. Doors at 18:30, show at 19:00, running about two and a half hours; tickets are on sale from €59.Sun, 22 Nov19:00 (doors 18:30)Limassol, Monte Caputo€from €59
Theatre & showsEktos Ylis Reloaded (Off Curriculum)One of the most talked-about Greek productions of recent years comes to Cyprus for two nights only. In Kostas Leimonis's Ektos Ylis Reloaded (Off Curriculum), an MP and former minister prepares to make his final speech to Parliament on the night of a confidence vote — a reckoning, a confession and a long-overdue apology rolled into one. Gerasimos Skiadaresis takes the lead under Konstantina Nikolaidi's direction, and the show, now in its fifth year of sell-out runs, has played the Greek Parliament, Brussels, Canada and the European Parliament. In Limassol it plays the Pattichion Municipal Theatre. Seventy minutes without an interval, performed in Greek; starts at 21:00, tickets from €15.Fri, 27 Nov9pmLimassol, Pattichion Municipal TheatreAges 12+€from €15
Music & concertsJay-Jay Johanson: Live Concert in LimassolSwedish singer-songwriter Jay-Jay Johanson makes his long-awaited Cyprus debut, bringing his world tour to the island for a two-hour show. His melancholy croon and signature blend of trip-hop, jazz and film-noir atmosphere first won hearts with the 1996 album Whiskey; three decades on there are fourteen studio albums, collaborations with Cocteau Twins and The Knife, and cult favourites such as So Tell the Girl that I Am Back in Town and Believe In Us. In Limassol he'll be playing music from his latest record, FETISH. Starts at 20:00; tickets from €40.Sat, 28 Nov20:00Limassol, Music HallAges 6+€from €40
Festivals & fairsChristmas Street Festival: 8th Annual Market & Arts in LimassolThe Christmas Street Festival is back for its eighth year running, filling a church courtyard with festive cheer across two days, from 10:00 to 19:00. Expect a Christmas market of handmade and seasonal goodies, performances from schools, dance academies and choirs, games for the children, food, drinks and sweet treats, plus music, singing, dancing and a few surprises up the organisers' sleeves. Entry is free.28 – 29 Nov10:00–19:00Limassol, Church of Panagia Pantanassis (Katholiki), Limassol€Free
Theatre & showsThe Nutcracker BalletTchaikovsky's Nutcracker in the grand manner: Grand International Classical Ballet dance Sergei Bobrov's choreography with a company drawn from England, Italy, France and Spain, and in Nicosia the leading roles go to Iana Salenko, principal of the Berlin State Ballet, and Boris Zhurilov. Lavish costumes and video sets turn the stage into a proper fairy tale, the sort that holds the grown-ups quite as firmly as it holds the children. Tickets from €49, with 30% off for the under-twelves.Sat, 28 Nov14:30Limassol, Pattichio TheatreAges 3+€from €49 (30% off children under 12)