• Open to participants of ALL ages
• Learn essential self-defense techniques
• Support a meaningful cause

• €15 for AWOG members
• €20 for guests/non-members

• A Journey Through Time:
  Featuring approximately 150 unique works of Cycladic art, the exhibition spans from early prehistory to the 17th century. These treasures, many of which have never left the Cyclades or been displayed to the public, come from the collections of the Ephorate of Antiquities of the Cyclades and the Museum of Cycladic Art. Select artifacts from the National Archaeological Museum, the Kanellopoulos Museum, the Epigraphic Museum, and prestigious private collections further enrich the display.

• A Celebration of Women’s Roles:
  Immerse yourself in stories that explore the multifaceted roles of women in the Cyclades across millennia. From divine figures to mothers, from participants in religious rituals to active members of the public and private spheres, these narratives reveal both the constraints women faced and moments of their emancipation.

• A Reflection on Modernity:
  In a time when women continue to advocate for respect, freedom of choice, and liberation from enduring stereotypes, the exhibition connects the past with the present. It brings forward untold tales of Cycladic women that illuminate the historical formation of female identity from prehistory to the post-Byzantine era.

1. Accessible Outdoors: Winter doesn’t mean shutting ourselves inside. Hiking, walks by the sea, and even outdoor sports are still enjoyable, thanks to the pleasant weather.
2. Seasonal Produce: Greece’s winter markets overflow with fresh, seasonal produce like oranges, mandarins, and hearty greens, perfect for warming meals like traditional stews and pies.
3. Lower Energy Costs: Milder temperatures mean less reliance on heating, making winters not just more comfortable but also more affordable.
4. Mood-Boosting Sunshine: Greece’s winters are often sunny, even if the air is chilly. Sunlight is a natural mood lifter, helping stave off the “winter blues” that many experience in darker, colder climates.

• Duration: January 2025 – March 2026
• Award Amount: €17,000
• Focus: Innovative research and action in Mediterranean landscape restoration

• Young professionals under 30 years old
• From MMFN member regions
• Holding a degree in Environmental Studies, Forestry, Ecology, or related disciplines

• Tune Up: Warm-up micro-walks guided by Elpida to heighten awareness.
• The Quest: A longer, solo walk where participants "ask the streets" a question and uncover insights.
• Share: Return as a group to reflect on and discuss discoveries. It’s an easy, enjoyable, and potentially transformative experience! 

Admission Fee: €4 for adults, €2 for students and seniors
Days & Hours: Daily (except Tuesdays) 10:00 - 17:00.

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3. The Museum of Marble Crafts – Tinos


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Admission Fee: €4 for adults, €2 for students and seniors
Days & Hours: Daily (except Tuesdays) 10:00 - 17:00.

Plan Your Visit!