Samos

Local events and activities on Samos.

7 events

Memorial Events for the Victims of the Asia Minor Catastrophe and the Lost Homelands

13/09/2026
Church of Saint Charalambos Vathy – Samos

The Association of Asia Minor Greeks of Samos organizes memorial events from 13 to 28 September. The opening includes a Divine Liturgy, memorial service and artoklasia at the Church of Saint Charalambos

Religious Past

Divine Liturgy and Traditional Feast of Saint John

13/09/2026
07:00
Chapel of Saint John Agios Konstantinos

On Sunday, September 13, Divine Liturgy will be celebrated at the chapel of Saint John in Logarades, Agios Konstantinos. A traditional feast will be distributed after the service

Religious Past

Feast of the Holy Monastery of the Holy Cross of Samos

13–14/09/2026
18:30
Holy Monastery of the Holy Cross of Samos Mavratzei

The Holy Monastery of the Holy Cross of Samos celebrates its annual feast on 13 and 14 September 2026, with religious services and the ceremony of the Exaltation of the Holy and Life-Giving Cross

Religious Past

Holy Feast of the Church of the Holy Cross in Mesaio Karlovasi

13–14/09/2026
19:00
Church of the Holy Cross, Mesaio Karlovasi Karlovasi

Religious feast at the Church of the Holy Cross in Mesaio Karlovasi, featuring a Festal Vespers, Matins and Divine Liturgy, and an evening service with hymns

Cinema Past

ODYSSEY

13–14/09/2026
21:15
Cine Olympia Vathy – Samos

A repeat screening of the film “ODYSSEY” over two days at Cine Olympia, at 21:15

Cinema Past

Practical Magic 2

10–16/09/2026
21:00
Cine REX Open-Air Cinema Mytilinioi

Screening of “Practical Magic 2” at the Cine REX open-air cinema in Mytilinioi. A family of witches attempts to break a centuries-old curse by confronting dark secrets and making sacrifices for one another

Arts & Letters Today

Fragments and Futures: Contemporary Encounters with Classical Archaeology

04/09–02/10/2026
Art Space Pythagorion Pythagoreio

A contemporary art exhibition at Art Space Pythagorion, curated by Katerina Gregos and Ioli Tzanetaki. Four artists revisit archaeology, memory and the voices excluded from official history