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Outdoors & natureBirdwatching at Mandria, Asprokremmos Dam and Ayia VarvaraBirdLife Cyprus is heading out with binoculars for a morning that takes in three spots: Mandria, Asprokremmos Dam and Ayia Varvara. The group meets at 9am at Mandria's Lark Corner, on the coastal track opposite the rocky islets. The walk is led by Alan Crane. It costs €10, and is free for BirdLife members and all children under 12; places must be booked in advance.Sat, 14 Nov9amPaphos, Lark Corner, coastal track, Mandria€€10; free for BirdLife Cyprus members and children under 12
Workshops & classesCeramic Workshops at Art by the Sea, 19–27 NovemberThe last November run of one-off ceramics workshops at Art by the Sea brings a candle holder set with the wax included, a pair of Gloop cups, a salad plate, a snack plate and, with the festive season in sight, sessions for making presents, Christmas ones among them. For something more ambitious there is a vase in white or black clay, with three to four hours of making and a separate two-hour session for glazing and decoration, and a lamp made over two sessions with all equipment provided. Sessions begin at 9am or 10am, or at 6pm in the evening. No experience is needed, materials, transparent glaze and firing are included, pieces are ready in 10 days, and an optional glazing and decorating session costs €30. Workshops are €60, presents €70, and the vase and lamp €150; spaces are limited and booking is open.19 – 27 Novsee the studio's schedulePaphos, Art by the Sea€€60 per workshop (Make Presents €70, Vase and Lamp €150)
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
Music & concertsViennese Waltzes - Vienna Schoenbrunn Palace OrchestraViennese waltzes played by the Vienna Schoenbrunn Palace Orchestra. Tickets from €40.Sat, 21 Novto be confirmedPaphos, Markideion Theatre Paphos€from €40
Festivals & fairsPTA International Winter Fair at The International School of PaphosThe parent-teacher association of The International School of Paphos is holding its International Winter Fair at the school in Anavargos.Sat, 21 NovPaphos, The International School of Paphos, 100 Aristotelous Savva Avenue, Anavargos
Festivals & fairsStatos-Agios Fotios Christmas VillageHigh in the Paphos hills, a village famed for its apples, cherries, nuts and wine dons its festive finery as one of Cyprus's nine official Christmas Villages. The square fills with twinkling decorations and stalls of traditional crafts and handmade jewellery, with crêpes, waffles, souvlaki, loukoumades and mulled wine for the grown-ups. Hands-on workshops, hiking and cycling in the surrounding countryside and guided village tours are all on the cards. Open 11:00 to 20:00.21 Nov – 6 Jan11am–8pmPaphos, Statos-Agios Fotios village square
Make autumn magicalSee Halloween events →Music & concertsCHAMBER MUSIC 1 – Violin TrioThe first concert in the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra's chamber series is devoted to the particular charm of the violin trio. Three of the orchestra's violinists, Janna Dimont, Hasmik Sargsyan and Varvara Merzlova-Peneva, play Carl Mikuli's Scherzino, Friedrich Hermann's capriccios and suite and pieces by Ernst Spies, all written for three violins. The programme moves from sparkling showpieces to lyrical character pieces. In this series the orchestra's own players step forward and take centre stage, and the intimate setting brings the audience close enough to catch every exchange between them. The concert starts at 8pm, with tickets at €12, or €7 for concessions.Wed, 25 Nov8pmPaphos, Markideio Theatre€€12, concession €7
Sport & active funLeptos Cyprus International 4-Day ChallengeA running and family sports event in the Coral Bay area.26 – 29 NovPaphos, Coral Bay
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 Paphos the company plays the Markideio Theatre. Curtain up at 20:30; tickets €15 and €6.Fri, 27 Nov8:30pmPaphos, Markideio Theatre€€15 / €6
Discover & learnArt and French Philhellenism in the 19th Century: Ierokipeion Free University lectureThe Ierokipeion Free University's 23rd lecture series continues with a talk on the arts and French philhellenism in the 19th century. It is given by Christakis Christofi, Assistant Professor in the Department of French and European Studies at the University of Cyprus. The lecture begins at 7pm.Fri, 27 Nov7pmPaphos, Polydynamo Centre, 5 Parnithos Street, Geroskipou