Γιορτή Αγιωργίτικου, Great Days of Nemea
Every September the forty-plus wineries of Nemea's Agiorgitiko PDO simultaneously throw open their cellar doors for a weekend of tastings, vineyard walks, chef demonstrations and seminars that amounts to the most comprehensive open-winery event in Greece.
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"The largest trade fair and panigiri in the whole of Arcadia and the Peloponnese, held at the ancient village of Tegea since time immemorial, filling a field near the church with klarino music, roasting pork, vendors, rides, and circle dancing that lasts until dawn."
Panigyri Tegeas (Πανηγύρι Τεγέας)
"A remote Mani village panigiri for the Dormition of the Virgin, celebrated with an evening procession of the icon followed by all-night music and dancing in the stone-paved square of one of the Mani Peninsula's most traditional inland communities."
Panigiri Koimisis Theotokou
"One of the Mani peninsula's most vibrant village panigiria, held on the Dormition feast in the hillside village of Milea, with the evening vespers procession, communal tables, live bouzouki and lyra music, and dancing that continues until dawn in a setting of dramatic Maniot tower-house scenery."
Πανηγύρι Κοίμησης Θεοτόκου, Μηλέα
"A long-established Mani village panigiri in Rigklia on Dekapentavgoustos, where the evening litany of the Virgin's icon gives way to all-night traditional Greek dancing and communal feasting in the shadow of the village's ancient stone towers."
Πανηγύρι Κοίμησης Θεοτόκου, Ρίγκλια
"The Mani village of Exochori, perched above the Stoupa coast in Messenia, hosts one of the peninsula's characterful Dormition panigiria, combining a morning liturgy and evening procession with live traditional music, local food, and dancing under the stars in a village square of outstanding natural beauty."
Πανηγύρι Κοίμησης Θεοτόκου, Εξωχώρι
"Each September around 30 Nemea wineries simultaneously open their cellars for tastings of Agiorgitiko, Greece's mythic red grape, with masterclasses, a street wine festival on Dervenakia, and a symposium that frames the harvest weekend."
Megales Meres tis Nemeas
"Skala Kallonis, the fishing port on the inner shore of the Gulf of Kalloni on Lesvos, celebrates its world-famous PDO-protected sardines each August with outdoor grilling, communal tables, live music, and a village atmosphere centred entirely on one of Greece's most prized artisan fisheries."
Sardine Festival, Skala Kallonis
"Described as one of the best wine festivals in Thessaly, the Wine Festival of Mesenikolas in the Karditsa uplands sees the local cultural association distribute free wine and host traditional dancing across several days each August."
Γιορτή Κρασιού Μεσενικόλα
"A three-day harvest celebration in the vine-covered hills of eastern Crete honouring the Sultanina grape and the wines and raisins made from it, with folk music, dancing, and abundant local produce."
Γιορτή Σουλτανίνας Σητείας
"High in the Sfakia mountains, the Cultural Society of Anopoli hosts its annual Graviera Festival on the Dormition feast day, offering free tastes of world-class Sfakian gruyere alongside live Cretan music and the heroic village's panoramic views."
Giorti Gravieras Anopolis (Γιορτή Γραβιέρας Ανώπολης)
"On 16 August each year the vine-growing villages of Valsamata and Frangata in the Robola plateau of Kefalonia celebrate the island's signature white grape with communal tastings, local food, and traditional music, drawing producers and islanders into the heart of the wine country."
Γιορτή Ρομπόλας, Robola Wine Festival
"A lively wine festival in the courtyard of Agios Spyridon church in Kavvadades, with a live orchestra, traditional dancing, and the local cultural dance group in full costume."
Panigyri Kavvadadon (Πανηγύρι Καββαδάδων)