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Festivals & fairs“Reviving Our Tradition” Festival in MandriaA festival of local traditions, produce and handmade crafts in Mandria, where you can meet and support the local producers and craftspeople keeping traditional skills and flavours alive.Sun, 25 OctPaphos, Village Square, Mandria
Festivals & fairsOlive Oil Festival in Agios IoannisA festival of the olive tree and its oil in Agios Ioannis. You can see oil made the traditional way on a stone mill and press, taste it with toasted bread, palouzes and resi, and browse stalls of Cypriot produce.Sun, 25 OctPaphos, Village Square, Agios Ioannis
Theatre & showsOne Dark Knight: A Batman MusicalThe Dark Knight takes to the stage in an original musical with a gripping score — and there are just two performances. Batman faces a string of his most dangerous foes in the crime-ridden streets of Gotham, while the world closes in around him: drama, intrigue and heroics in equal measure. Aimed at audiences of all ages, fans of the Caped Crusader and newcomers alike. Doors open at 7.30pm, curtain up at 8pm.28 – 31 Oct20:00 (doors 19:30)Paphos, Markideio Theatre
For parentsCyprus Property Week: Real Estate Conference in PaphosCyprus Property Week is a professional real estate conference that gathers developers, investors, architects, lawyers, agents, bankers, officials and international buyers in one room. On the agenda: showcases of the latest residential, commercial and luxury developments, a look at market trends and investment opportunities across Cyprus, and plenty of time for networking. The Paphos edition is one of three in the 2026 series, and private buyers are as welcome as industry insiders. From 16:00 until midnight; tickets are on sale.Sat, 31 Oct4pm–11.59pmPaphos, Leonardo Plaza Cypria Maris Beach Hotel & Spa
Family fun & days outHalloween Party at Ithaki Amusement ParkThree hours of Halloween fun: a skeleton and a pumpkin greet everyone at the door, then there's face painting, a mystery box station, a scary sand workshop, games, a magic show, a grand prize draw for children and parents alike and, to finish, a bubble disco. 16:00 to 19:00. A child's ticket is €30 and covers two play zones, a treat bag and a small present; parents pay €5 and get a welcome drink. Groups of three or more children get 15% off.Sat, 31 Oct16:00–19:00Paphos, Ithaki Amusement Park, Peyia€Children €30; parents €5
Theatre & showsThe Seven Little Goats and the WolfTheatro Vestiario's children's company tells a tale everyone knows: Mother Goat and her seven kids live in the forest until the wolf turns up, and then the adventure begins. It is a story about acceptance, difference, trust and love, and a proper children's play rather than a mascot show. Written and directed by Giannis Spanos, with music by Nikos Papadopoulos. Advance tickets are €12, the same for young and old. It starts at 10.30am.Sun, 1 Nov10:30Paphos, Markideio Theatre€€12
Make autumn magicalSee Halloween events →Theatre & showsLittle Red Riding Hood — THOC Stage 018 on tour in PaphosStage 018 of the Cyprus Theatre Organisation brings its new Little Red Riding Hood to Paphos — a fresh, modern take on the fairy tale generations have grown up with. Red's walk through the woods becomes a coming-of-age journey: the Wolf is both a danger lurking outside and a little voice of self-doubt within, while the forest itself turns into a landscape of feelings, shapes and colour where she meets some unexpected allies. Expect plenty of humour, a generous helping of imagination, movement and masks, all in around 65 minutes. Curtain up is at 15:00 sharp and latecomers won't be let in; tickets are €6.Sat, 7 Nov15:00Paphos, Markideio Theatre€€6
Festivals & fairsMakers Showcase at The Metochi of PolemiThe Makers Showcase is a carefully curated Sunday market where everything is handmade or home-made and bought straight from the person who made it — no resellers, no middlemen. Expect jewellery and pottery, artisan bread and gourmet treats, candles and skincare, original art, stationery, woodwork, clothing, homeware and a corner for kids and babies. A rather lovely way to get ahead with Christmas shopping and meet the makers in person. Open from 10am to 2pm.Sun, 8 Nov10am–2pmPaphos, The Metochi of Polemi, 9 Stefanou Zaloumi, Polemi
For parentsThe Princess of the Forty Saints: Greek ComedyHaris Romas writes, directs and stars in his brand-new comedy, in which Pameinos, a publisher with an outsized ego and elastic ethics, sets out to convince a British investor that his wife was once a princess of Albania. What follows is an avalanche of mix-ups, intrigues, wandering husbands and mischievous secretaries, until a moment of real tenderness catches the audience off guard. Performed in Greek, 110 minutes with an interval; curtain up at 20:00, tickets on sale from €25.11 – 12 Nov20:00 (11, 12 November)Paphos, Markideio Theatre€from €25
Workshops & classesTTC Junior Carpenter WorkshopTrusted Trades Cyprus is opening its workshop doors to young makers. Over two supervised hours, each child sees a carpentry project through from start to finish and takes it home at the end. There are two classes: seven- to nine-year-olds in the morning, from 11:30 to 13:30, and those aged ten and over in the afternoon, from 14:00 to 16:00. Safety glasses are compulsory for the practical work, closed-toe shoes are a must and long hair must be tied back. A parent or guardian stays on site throughout. Places are limited, and families are given the venue once they have booked.Sat, 21 Nov11:30–13:30 and 14:00–16:00Paphos7–9 and 10+€€35 per child