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Municipality Region Festival Contact Person Address Fields of Interest CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST Sani Festival Central SANI FESTIVAL Chalkidiki Georgia Dodou 55 Nik. Plastira Str., 542 50 Macedonia Thessaloniki Athletic Cultural Organization of the Municipality of Agios Nikolaos 18 Rousou Kapetanaki Str, 721 00 Agios Sports / Arts / Municipality of Agios Konstantinos Crete Mirabello Nikolaos Theatre / Music / Nikolaos Fragiadakis tel.: +30 28410 26899, +30 28410 Tradition 89513, fax: +30 28410 24071 email: [email protected] Municipality of Andravida-Kylllini 2 Politexneio Str., 27 053 Lechaina Municipality of Giorgos tel.: +30 26233 60858, +30 26230 Theatre / Music / West Greece Arts and Culture Festival Andravida-Kylllini Voukanos 93944, fax: +30 26230 29285 Tradition email: [email protected], [email protected] Municipal Company of Argos-Mykines Municipality of Argos- 20 Kofinioti Str., 21200 Argos Theatre / Music / Peloponnese Festival of Argos-Mykines Mykines tel./fax: +30 27510 67895 Tradition / Dance email: [email protected] Aristoteleio Cultural Center 2 Agiou Nikolaou Str., 63075 Ierissos Municipality of Central Kostis Chalkidiki Arts / Theatre / Aristoteleia Aristotelis Macedonia Papazoglou tel.: +30 23770 21130/1, +30 23770 Music 63075 email: [email protected] Municipality of Chania Dimitrios 29 Kidonias Str., 73135 Chania Theatre / Music / Municipality of Chania Crete “Outside the Walls” Festival Leipsakis tel.: +30 28213 41613 Tradition email: [email protected] 1 CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST Municipality of Chania Dimitrios 29 Kidonias Str., 73135 Chania Municipality of Chania Crete Dance Days Dance Leipsakis tel.: +30 28213 41613 email: [email protected] Citrus Shop 9-11 Argenti Str., Kambos - Chios North Mitsi Arts / Theatre / Municipality of Chios Citrus Festival tel.: +30 22710 31513, fax: +30 22710 Aegean Akogiounoglou Cinema / Music 32042 email: [email protected] Department of Audio & Visual Arts Nikolaos Ionian University Ionian Municipality of Corfu Audiovisual Arts Festival Grigorios 7 Plateia Tsirigioti, 49100 Corfu Arts / Music Islands Kanellopoulos tel.: +30 26610 87860 email: [email protected] Ionian Center for Culture of the Ionian Islands Municipality of Corfu Arts Festival Music Islands email: [email protected] Intermunicipal Network for Culture of the Municipalities of Vyronas & Dafni- Ymittos Municipality of Dafni- Theatre / Music / Attica Festival “In the shadow of the rocks” Nelia Ksanthaki th Ymittos 26 Evaggelikis Scholis Str., 6 floor, Dance 16232 Vyronas tel.: +30 210 760 9340, +30 210 760 9350, fax: +30 210 766 4440 Festival of Olympos – Non-profit organization 1 Santaroza Str., 60100 Katerini Municipality of Dio- Central Nikolaos Arts / Theatre / Festival of Olympos tel.: +30 23510 76041/2, fax: +30 23510 Olympos Macedonia Paskaloudis Music 76042 email: [email protected], [email protected] 2 CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST Municipality of Elefsina Chatzidaki & Dimitros Str., 152 00 Elefsina Municipality of Elefsina Attica Festival "Aeschylians" tel.: +30 210 553 7100, +30 210 553 7302, fax: +30 210 553 7254 email: [email protected] Municipality of Faistos 1, 25th Martiou Str., Moires, Heraklion, 704 00 Crete Ioannis Arts / Literature / Municipality of Faistos Crete Festival of Matala tel.: +30 2892 340 203, fax: +30 28920 Charkiotakis Music 24105 email: [email protected], [email protected] Municipality of Heraklion 1 Agiou Titou Str., 71202 Herakleion, Crete Municipality of Crete Festival “Heraklion-Summer” tel.: +30 2813 409 000 (switchboard), Music Heraklion +30 2813 409 208/64 (office for culture) fax: +30 2810 227 180 email: [email protected] Athletic Cultural Organization of the Municipality of Ilioupoli 114 Sofokli Venizelou Str., Ilioupoli Municipality of Ilioupoli Attica Festival of Ilioupoli Areti Karvela tel.: +30 210 994 4253, +30 210 992 Theatre 2899, fax: +30 210 991 0036 email: [email protected], [email protected] 6 Kesari Str., 24100 Kalamata Municipality of Chara Petrounia tel.: +30 27210 83086, +30 27210 Peloponnese Kalamata International Dance Festival Dance Kalamata Evelin Kamvisi 90886, fax: +30 27210 26966 email: [email protected] 3 CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST “Antonio Vivaldi” Musical Cultural Association - Choir Karpenisi 6 Erithrou Stavrou Str., 36100 Karpenisi Municipality of Central Antonio Vivaldi International Choir Festival Giorgos Ksenakis Music Karpenisi Greece of Karpenisi tel.: +30 6974 712 896, fax: +30 22370 23922 email: [email protected], [email protected] Live2 – Public Affairs Services Ltd. Dionisis West 10 Thetidos Str., 11528 Athens Municipality of Kastoria River Party Festival Potsolakis Music Macedonia tel.: +30 210 747 5080 Giorgos Isaak email: [email protected] 4 Philipou Str. (former folklore East museum), 65403, Kavala Municipality of Kavala Macedonia Philippoi Thasos Festival tel.: +30 2513 500 218, +30 6934 245 and Thrace 904, fax: +30 2513 500 218 email: [email protected] Organization of Culture for the Youth and Sports of the Municipality of Kilkis Juanjo Corrales 17 Georgiou Kapeta Str., 61100 Kilkis Central Municipality of Kilkis International Puppet-Mime Festival of Kilkis (artistic direction) tel.: +30 23413 52158-60, +30 6977 635 Theatre Macedonia Sofia Kesidou 606 email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Municipal Organization for Culture, Sports and Nursery of the Municipality of Kos Athletic Multicenter (Agios Eleftherios), Sports / Arts / South Municipality of Kos Ippokrateia Theatre / Music / Aegean opposite of New Municipal Stadium Antagoras, 1st floor, 85300 Kos Tradition / Dance tel.: +30 22420 25316, +30 22420 22051, fax: +30 22420 28655 email: [email protected] 4 CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST Municipal Regional Theatre of Kozani Arts Hall, Agios Dimitrios Park, 50100 Kozani West International Narration and Speech Arts tel.: +30 24610 24592 (Director), +30 Municipality of Kozani Chara Petrounia Literature Macedonia Festival 210 524 4648 (Mrs. Petrounia – Press Office), +30 24610 24062 (Secretariat) email: [email protected], x- [email protected] Municipality of Larissa Sports / Arts / 1 Dragoumi Str., 41222 Larissa Municipality of Larissa Thessaly Festival of Pineios Vaso Ikonomou Theatre / Music / tel.: +30 2410 256 619 Environment email: [email protected] Aikaterini tel.: +30 2413 506 474 Municipality of Larissa Thessaly Artfools Video Festival Cinema Getsiou email: [email protected] Cultural Center of the Municipality of Lefkada 1 Aggelos Sikelianos Str. & Nikou Ionian Svoronou, 31 100 Lefkada Music / Dance / Municipality of Lefkada Lefkas International Folklore Festival Islands tel.: +30 26450 26635, +30 26450 Tradition 26711, fax: +30 26450 26715 email: [email protected], [email protected] Cultural Center of the Municipality of Lefkada 1 Aggelos Sikelianos Str. & Nikou Arts / Theatre / Ionian Svoronou, 31 100 Lefkada Municipality of Lefkada Speech and Art Events Literature / Music Islands tel.: +30 26450 26635, +30 26450 / Dance 26711, fax: +30 26450 26715 email: [email protected], [email protected] 5 CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST Public Entity for Education, Culture and Sports of the Municipality of Lesbos North Konstantinos Plateia Teloneiou, Mytilini 81100 Arts / Theatre / Municipality of Lesbos Lesbian Summer Aegean Astirakakis Lesbos Music tel.: +30 22510 37394 email: [email protected] Municipal Company of the Municipality of Milos South 84800 Plaka Milos Sports / Theatre / Municipality of Milos Cultural Festival of MIlos Dimitris Moraitis Aegean tel.: +30 22873 60123 Music / Tradition email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Gripareio Cultural Center Argyrena, 84 600 Mykonos South Kalliopi Municipality of Mykonos Music Festival “Antanaklasis” tel.: +30 22890 28636, +30 22890 28637 Music Aegean Ksenariou fax: +30 22890 28645 email: [email protected] Municipal Organization for Culture, Environment, Sport & Tourism Giannis Vakarelis Beach Road of Nafplio Municipality of Nafplio Peloponnese Nafplion Festival (artistic direction) Music tel.: +30 27520 99085, +30 27520 27153 Chara Petrounia email: [email protected], [email protected] Naousa International Film Festival - Non-profit company 1 Katsoulaki Str., 59200 Naousa Central Nikolaos Municipality of Naousa Naousa International Film Festival tel.: +30 23320 24617, +30 23320 Cinema Macedonia Koutsogiannis 59924, +30 6974 479043, fax: +30 23320 24637 email: [email protected] AION – Non-profit company Municipality of Naxos South 72 Pratinou Str., 11634 Athens Arts / Theatre / Festival of Naxos Marios Vazaios and Lesser Cyclades Aegean tel.: +30 210 725 8741 Music / Dance email: [email protected] 6 CONTACT FIELDS OF MUNICIPALITY REGION FESTIVAL ADDRESS PERSON INTEREST Municipal Company of the Municipality of Olympia Aristeidis Books / Arts / Municipality of Olympia West Greece International Festival of Ancient Olympia City Hall of Ancient Olympia, 27065 Panagiotopoulos Theatre / Music Ancient Olympia email: [email protected] Municipal Library - Cultural Organization of the Municipality of Patras st 50 Akti Dimeon Str. (1 floor), 26333 Arts / Theatre / Municipality of Patras Peloponnese Patras International Festival Tonia Kokovika Patras Music / Dance tel.: +30 2610 390 900, +30 2610 390 920, fax:
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