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Festivals and fairs (13)

Carnivals

The last Sunday of the Carnival

KYTHNOS (Village) KYKLADES
On Shrove Monday they burn the Carnavalos (Carnavalos is a huge image of a man which symbolizes the Carnival).

Customary

Fairy Tales Festival

KEA (Island) KYKLADES
The Fairy Tales Festival was born from the need to highlighting & disseminate the cultural treasures and takes place every summer at Kea island since 2003. George Evgenikos was the initiator of the festival, while the great Greek painter Alekos Fasianos has drawn its logotype.

So, every summer on July storytellers, charismatic narrators, musicians and artists from all over the world invite you to Kea for this extraordinary international festival, aiming to disseminate and to rescue the folk legends, the folklore and the traditions.

Feast in honor of distinguished persons

Festivities in memory of Labros Katsonis

In memory of local hero Labros Katsonis are held a series of cultural events, lectures, visits in archeaological sites etc., every July since 2011, aiming to highlight his life and his contribution in Kea's history.

Feasts

Sts Apostles

DRYOPIDA (Village) KYTHNOS
30/6/2002

Panagia Flabouriane (the Virgin Mary)

FLABOURIA (Settlement) KYTHNOS
24/8/2002

Assumption Feast

The Assumption is a major feast throughout the Greece and in Kea is celebrated with big festivals in Ioulis and in Panagia Kastriani monastery.

On August 15, there is a pilgrimage by the inhabitants and visitors of the island and a big feast, while many people visit also the monastery all year round.

Panagia Nikous (the Virgin Mary)

KYTHNOS (Village) KYKLADES
15/8/2002

Agia Trias (The Holy Trinity)

4/6/2001

Religious pilgrimage sites

Panagia Canalas (the Virgin Mary)

KANALA (Port) KYTHNOS
15/8/2002

Panagia Canalas (the Virgin Mary)

8/9/2002
  Panagi Kanala was named after a church by the same name and dedicated to the Panagia (Virgin Mary), the island's patron saint. It is located 16 kilometers southeast of Hora and is bordered by the island's only pine forest. The church, one of the Cyclades' loveliest and best made, houses the thaumaturgic icon of Panagia, a wonderful example of post-Byzantine art.
  This extract is cited May 2003 from Kythnos Association of Tourism Professionals tourist pamphlet.

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