Exciting Weekend Events in Cyprus: Music, Comedy, and Cinema

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Weekend events: Music to Enchant

weekend events — weekend events — This weekend, Cyprus will be alive with the sounds of music, featuring concerts from the esteemed symphonic orchestra, The Lords of the Sounds, renowned for their spectacular performances. They will present two themed concerts: the exhilarating Music of Hans Zimmer and the enchanting Harry’s Magic Symphony, both celebrating scores from beloved films.

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  • This weekend in Cyprus promises to be an engaging experience filled with music, laughter, and cinema, catering to a wide array of interests and ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy.

The Music of Hans Zimmer

The Music of Hans Zimmer concert will showcase iconic tracks from films such as Dune, The Dark Knight, and Pirates of the Caribbean. The first performance is scheduled for Thursday, January 22, at Markideio Theatre in Paphos at 8pm, followed by a show at Monte Caputo in Limassol on January 23 at 7.30pm. A third concert will take place at the Nicosia Municipal Theatre on January 26 at 7.30pm. Tickets for these performances start at €49 and can be purchased via soldoutticketbox.com.

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Harry’s Magic Symphony

On January 24, the orchestra will present Harry’s Magic Symphony at Monte Caputo at 3.30pm, before moving to Nicosia on January 25 at 4pm. This concert promises to bring the magical world of the Harry Potter series to life through its stirring compositions, alongside special appearances from popular film characters and stunning visual effects. Tickets are also available starting at €49.

Local Talent Takes the Stage

For those interested in more intimate performances, the Cypriot TratSik String Quartet will fill the Attikon Multicultural Space in Paphos with contemporary local music on January 23 at 7.30pm. Admission is free, making it accessible for all to enjoy.

Additionally, the Gallery Sessions in Aradippou will feature the local trio Nabu Pera on January 24 at 8.30pm, showcasing their debut album, Soundscapes of Nicosia. Tickets for this event cost €15 and include a complimentary glass of wine, while those under 18 can enter for €10.

Film Enthusiasts Rejoice

Cinema lovers will have plenty to choose from as Cypriot cinema nights continue this Friday in Lympia. This week’s feature is The Sock, directed by Kyros Papavassiliou, screening at the Akropol Lympia Cinema-Theatre at 7pm. The event is free of charge and showcases local cinematic talent.

STYX Film Encounters

At Pantheon Cinema in Nicosia, the STYX Film Encounters series will present the classic film 12 Angry Men on January 25 at 5.30pm. This screening, presented in English with Greek subtitles, is the concluding part of a series that has explored the theme of memory. Tickets are available for €5 each or a season pass for €10, further details can be found at styxfilmencounters.com.

Comedy for a Laugh

Adding a dose of humour to the weekend, comedian Victor Pãtrãşcan will perform his new show, Stand-Up Comedy in Broken English, in Limassol and Nicosia on January 23 and 24, respectively. The show will cover a variety of topics, including politics and culture, and is suitable for audiences aged 16 and above. Tickets range from €15 to €25 and are available online.

Run for Fun

Sports enthusiasts can participate in the Pervolia Run 2026 on January 25, offering various races, including a marathon distance of 42km, as well as 21km, 10km, and children’s races. The event will commence near the Pervolia Post Office, with the marathon starting at 7.30am. Online registration is required to take part.

A Glimpse into Art

Art lovers can explore a new exhibition titled Open Horizons, hosted by POED Larnaca and the Cyprus Writers’ Union, from January 22 to 24. This exhibition highlights the artistic talents of primary education teachers and offers a unique perspective on their creative expressions. The exhibition will be open from 9.30am to 12pm on Thursday and Saturday, with extended hours on Friday.

This weekend in Cyprus promises to be an engaging experience filled with music, laughter, and cinema, catering to a wide array of interests and ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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