The Athenian Magazine

03/01/2025

ΚΟΙΤΑΖΟΝΤΑΣ ΣΤΟ ΜΕΛΛΟΝ - Μια νέα ομάδα ετοιμάζεται να φέρει στα χέρια των παιδιών το νέο "το ρόδι", συνεχίζοντας την κληρονομιά του από την κόρη της πρώην εκδότριας, Δροσούλας Βασιλείου-Έλλιοτ, Λούση Έλλιοτ.

Φιλοδοξούν να φέρουν στα χέρια όλων των ελληνόφωνων παιδιών, εντός και εκτός Ελλάδας, ένα νέο, διαδραστικό, ψυχαγωγικό, σύγχρονο ποιοτικό περιοδικό ποικίλης ύλης.

Ένα περιοδικό από χαρτί και μελάνι, αφιερωμένο στην αγνή παιδικότητα, στη φιλαναγνωσία, στον πολιτισμό μας, και στη γλώσσα μας, χωρίς διαφημίσεις.

https://torodi.org/

Καλή Χρονιά σε όλα τα ροδόπουλα!

Ευχόμαστε το 2025 να είναι μια χρονιά γεμάτη απεριόριστες ευκαιρίες, δημιουργικότητα, και έμπνευση, που όλοι μαζί μπορούμε να κατακτήσουμε. Με πολλή αγάπη και ενθουσιασμό, ολοκληρώσαμε το νέο το ρόδι (περιοδικό από χαρτί και μελάνι), και ανυπομονούμε να μοιραστούμε περισσότερα μαζί σας.

Μάθετε περισσότερα στον νέο μας ιστότοπο: www.torodi.org
Εξώφυλλο: Αλέξης Κυριτσόπουλος, τεύχος Ιανουαρίου 1980

09/11/2023

The Centenary Canal: Cebrations will mark the 1893 opening of the Corinth Canal which realized a dream 2500 years old to connect the Adriatic with the Eastern Mediterranean. By JM Thursby / July 1, 1993

Article Selection The Centenary Canal Later this month celebrations will mark the 1893 opening of the Corinth Canal which realized a dream 2500 years old to connect the Adriatic with the Eastern Mediterranean. By JM Thursby / July 1, 1993 Naval salvos and bunting marked the official opening of the C...

20/09/2023

THE TEMPLES OF RHAMNOUS: The temples of Themis the Titaness and the dread goddess, Nemesis, stood cheek by jowl on a rocky promontory overlooking the Gulf of Euboea. Today, the site, and the beach below, are accessible to city-weary Athenians.

By Kelly McCormick / April 1, 1989

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1989/04/01/the-temples-of-rhamnous/

26/08/2023

THE MIDAS OF MYCENAE AND TROY: At seven, a German parson’s son set himself a task: to unearth Homer’s Troy. He was 51 before the deed was done, and there are still those who question whether Hissarlik’s ramparts are Priam’s capital, but one thing is certain: wherever Schliemann went, he struck gold. By Michael House / April 1, 1989

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1989/04/01/the-midas-of-mycenae-and-troy/

25/08/2023

ROSS DALY: MASTER OF THE CRETAN “LYRA”: Born in Norfolk, England, Ross Daly has spent the last 20 years researching the traditional music of Crete and the Middle East. Based in Hania, Daly is now performing more often for Athenian audiences with his “music workshop”, Lavyrinthos. By Chris Williams / April 1, 1989

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1989/04/01/ross-daly-master-of-the-cretan-lyra/

08/07/2023

The Athenian cover of July 1974, by Joan Henley "Akti Koumoundourou".

06/07/2023

TREKKING ACROSS TAYGETUS: Between Laconia and Outer Mani, Mount Taygetus displays its Pendadaktylo summit line, a roller-coaster of pinnacles and passes. By Michael Cullen / August 1, 1992

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1992/08/01/trekking-across-taygetus/

05/07/2023

Lesson #14

04/07/2023

THE VILLA ON THE CORNER: The restoration of the Kosmas Politis house, which will serve as the new municipal building of Psychiko, brings a gratifying end to a long and close relationship between a Greek author and his wife and the family of an American diplomat.
By Kathryn J. Angelis / August 1, 1990

Article Selection The Villa on the Corner The restoration of the Kosmas Politis house, which will serve as the new municipal building of Psychiko, brings a gratifying end to a long and close relationship between a Greek author and his wife and the family of an American diplomat By Kathryn J. Angelis...

01/07/2023

THE AGORA EXCAVATIONS, A POPULAR HISTORY: If you you are riding the electric railway from Omonia to Piraeus, take a look outside just after you pass the Monastiraki stop. You will see on either side of you the ruins of the ancient Agora, the civic and commercial centre of classical Athens. By Susan Rotroff / July 5, 1974

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1974/07/05/the-agora-excavations-a-popular-history/

30/06/2023

THE DIONYSIAN SPIRIT OF CARNIVAL: Carnival in modern Greece is celebrated in a great variety of ways. Its highly colorful customs derive from many sources, but some of its most interesting traditions can be traced back to antiquity. By Thanos Velloudios / March 1, 1975

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1975/03/01/the-dionysian-spirit-of-carnival/

29/06/2023

WINDS OF CHANGE: Four Kolonaki ladies, Mimica, Fifica, Titica and Lilica, met for their customary Sunday afternoon card game a week after the elections. By Alec Kitroeff / December 1, 1981

https://www.the-athenian.com/site/1981/12/01/winds-of-change/