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Workshops & classesPlanetarium Glow LabA half-hour painting workshop at the Cyprus Planetarium that starts off calm and relaxed, with a twist the children won't see coming. Partway through, their artwork is transformed and turns out to glow in the dark. Sessions are run in Greek and cost €5.17 – 31 OctNicosia, The Cyprus Planetarium, EpiskopioAges 4+€€5.00
For parentsInterior Decorating Short Course by Pedro Ferro in NicosiaA hands-on, three-day interior decorating course with Pedro Ferro, for anyone who loves interiors and wants to understand what makes a space beautiful, practical and well balanced — whether it's your own home, a rental or a property you're getting ready to sell. You'll cover colour, lighting, materials, styling and a spot of DIY, learn to take a project from first idea to finished vision, and build moodboards of your own from real samples and magazines. No experience required. Sessions run 9:30 to 16:00; places are limited and registration closes on 11 October.17 – 31 Oct9.30am–4pm (17, 25 and 31 October)Nicosia, So Artsy Studio, 30A Machera St, Strovolos
Theatre & showsThe Magical Tales of the Brothers Grimm — interactive children's theatreWhat happens when a mysterious Portal opens and the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales get hopelessly tangled, leaving heroes stranded in the wrong story? Three actors switch nimbly between dozens of characters, and the best-kept secret is that the ending isn't written: the children decide it, so every performance finishes its own way. Humour, mystery and magic, making its Cyprus debut in Nicosia and Limassol. Shows at 11:00 and 16:00, or 11:30 in Limassol; tickets from €10.18 Oct – 1 Nov11:00 and 16:00 (Nicosia), 11:30 (Limassol)Nicosia, PASYDY Amphitheatre, Nicosia; Pano Polemidia Municipal Theatre, Limassol€from €10
Discover & learnSeeking Safety: Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Cyprus — photographic exhibition by Sebastian RichSebastian Rich's photographs follow refugees and asylum seekers in Cyprus and around the world, from arrival and makeshift shelter to the struggle for food, care and a foothold in a new life. Above all, though, this is an exhibition about people: young and old, and children too, their faces marked by anxiety yet full of resilience, dignity and hope. It's open daily from 9am to 8pm, with the official opening at 6pm on the first evening, and admission is free.20 – 23 Octdaily 9am–8pm; opening 20 October at 6pmNicosia, Strovolos Cultural Centre, 34 Archbishop Kyprianos Avenue, Strovolos€Free
Festivals & fairsUniConnect Nicosia 2026 — 1st Youth FestivalNicosia Municipality is throwing its first ever student and youth festival, turning City Hall into a lively meeting point in the heart of the capital. From 6pm to 11pm there will be music, food and drink, live links and a few surprises, with DJ Steve Provis as the special guest behind the decks. Mix FM broadcasts live from 6pm to 8pm, with Kalia Eleftheriou and Elena Olympiou hosting. The idea is to bring together students from every university in the city, so expect plenty of chances to meet new people and make connections.Wed, 21 Oct6pm–11pmNicosia, Nicosia City Hall
For parentsWellness Talk: Osteoporosis at Holland & Barrett, Nicosia MallThis instalment of Holland & Barrett's Wellness Talks is all about osteoporosis, with Christos Tsangaras. Between 4pm and 5pm there's an hour to listen, come away with useful tips, ask whatever's on your mind and take a little time for yourself.Wed, 21 Oct4–5pmNicosia, Holland & Barrett, Nicosia Mall
Make autumn magicalSee Halloween events →Discover & learnCypriot Society and Art: Special Guided Tour at Leventis GalleryA special tour of the gallery's Cypriot Collection, travelling from the 1930s to the 1970s. It looks at how artists portrayed Cypriot society and how the social and cultural preoccupations of the day shaped modern Cypriot art, through works by Adamantios Diamantis, Telemachos Kanthos, Michael Michaelides, Georgios Pol. Georgiou, Loukia Nicolaidou-Vassiliou and Christoforos Savva. It runs from 18:00 to 19:00 in Greek; places are limited and booking is essential on +357 22 668838 or at [email protected].Wed, 21 Oct6pm–7pmNicosia, A. G. Leventis Gallery
For parentsTribute to Giorgos Mazonakis: Greatest Hits Night at TreladikoWith deep respect for the man and the artist, Treladiko The Reboot dedicates this evening to the memory of Giorgos Mazonakis, a voice that left its own mark on Greek song. His greatest hits will ring out live once more, so he can be remembered as he deserves. Starts at 20:00; bookings are open by phone.Wed, 21 Oct8pmNicosia, Treladiko The Reboot, 181 Stoa Papadopoulou
For parentsAproetimatos: Stand-Up Comedy Night at Karanti BarKonstantinos Ioannou brings his show Unprepared to the stage — because, let's face it, none of us was ever truly ready for grown-up life. Expect self-deprecation, relationships, everyday woes and all the things we think but never say out loud, with Harambe hosting and Lost warming up the room. The material is about adult life and pitched at adults. Doors at 20:00; tickets from €5.Wed, 21 Octdoors 8pmNicosia, Karanti Bar, Dali€from €5
Music & concertsThe Golden Voices of GospelNicosia rounds off the first-ever Cyprus tour by The Original Golden Voices of Gospel. A choir in red-and-gold robes gathered round a white grand piano, and gospel as it should be — joyful, powerful and thoroughly infectious. Presented by Atria Music. Starts at 19:30; tickets are on sale from €49.Thu, 22 Oct7.30pmNicosia, Nicosia Municipal Theatre€from €49