Family educational programs for children aged 3-5 years, along with their parents. Experiential activities with themes inspired by mythology, the Greek diet, space, and prehistory.
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With a performance centered on the satanic allure of power, the pioneering Guy Cassiers – director of the largest theater in Flanders – is introduced to the Greek audience. Based on Klaus Mann's novel *Mephisto* (1936), which focuses on an actor's collaboration with the Nazis, the production *Mephisto Forever* (the first part of the "Power Trilogy") addresses, in contemporary terms, the issues of art and politics, passion and opportunism. The serious and sarcastic tone of the text, the powerful performances, and the direction – a blend of theatrical poetry and technology – result in an explosive cocktail.
A musical-theatrical reflection on the final days of consumption. What will follow? The corrupt and claustrophobic lifestyle of corporate and family hierarchies tries to protect its assets and privileges. It continuously installs more and more security systems, bugs, and surveillance cameras.
Dressed-naked, "cover" and "reveal." The body as a tool of beauty or as a machine of decay is the field where Konstantinos Rigos’ new performance unfolds. The protagonists are two men without identity, dressed in modern everyday clothing. As the action progresses, they will shed their clothes, intentionally or unintentionally, to remain as two naked bodies within a defined space from which they cannot escape. The space, empty of objects, emphasizes the isolation surrounding the figures and makes their forced coexistence painfully tangible.
This winter, Lakis Lazopoulos climbs onto the roof. Following exactly the path of the nerves of the average Greek. A house sinks, the river overflows, no one will be left. The river sweeps everything away! On the roof, Lakis Lazopoulos, as a modern-day Odysseus, sinks just as our lives sink today. The past begins to knock insistently at the door and demands to take its place. The story of the Modern Greek from 1960 until today, the dissolution of the “we,” the rise of the “I,” the descent of emotions, the passage into corruption, the ridicule of the Greek in history.
The children’s beloved Karmen Rouggeri adapts and directs one of the most important texts of all time, with respect both for Homer’s words and for her young little friends.
H Σύγχρονη Σχολή Σ. Αυγουλέα-Λιναρδάτου γιόρτασε στις 6 Μαΐου 2009 τα εξήντα της χρόνια στην εκπαίδευση με μια χοροθεατρική-μουσική παράσταση στο «ΘΕΑΤΡΟΝ» του «Ελληνικού Κόσμου». Η παράσταση παρουσίαζε την πολύπλευρη δράση του σχολείου, συνδυάζοντας το χοροθέατρο, τη μουσική τη φωτογραφία αλλά και την εικονική πραγματικότητα.
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Family educational programs for children aged 3-5 years, along with their parents. Experiential activities with themes inspired by mythology, the Greek diet, space, and prehistory.
The "Hellenic Cosmos" Cultural Centre offers Educational Programs for children aged 5 to 8, which are designed and implemented by the Museum Education – Educational Department and take place in all fully equipped indoor and outdoor areas of the "Hellenic Cosmos".
After its first year, which was filled with music, creativity, concerts and unique moments, the Children’s & Youth Choir of the Foundation of the Hellenic World continues into the new academic year, inviting former members to return and welcoming new children and teenagers to the group.
The “Hellenic Cosmos” welcomes the new school year with new educational programs and activities that cater to all age groups. The programs are designed and implemented by the Museum Educators Department. Children are encouraged to collaborate, observe, investigate, and create.

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The Foundation of the Hellenic World (FHW) announces the creation of Innovation Cosmos, a new Innovation Hub at the "Hellenic Cosmos" Cultural Centre, which aspires to connect research and technology with entrepreneurship, contributing to the development and commercial exploitation of innovative solutions.
The Foundation of the Hellenic World (FHW) participated in and organised the official launch of the European project MusEducate: Explore, Create, Share, on 3 December 2025. The project brings together six organisations from Greece, Poland, Cyprus, Ireland and Portugal, including the Foundation of the Hellenic World (FHW). They share a common ambition to transform local museums into dynamic, inclusive and digitally empowered spaces for adult education, community engagement and intergenerational learning. The project is co-funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ Programme (Cooperation Partnerships in Adult Education) and will run for 32 months.
In the presence of representatives of political life and culture, the opening of the painting exhibition «Vlassis Frissiras – Double Portrait: The Collector, the Painter» took place on Monday, September 28 at the "Hellenic Cosmos" Cultural Centre. A large number of visitors attended the event, having the opportunity to discover up close part of Vlassis Frissiras' remarkable personal collection, as well as to explore a lesser-known aspect of his creative journey through works he himself created.
The Innovation Competition for Startups and innovative entrepreneurial teams in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Extended Reality (XR), organized by the Foundation of the Hellenic World as part of the 2026 Thessaloniki International Fair, was successfully completed.
The Foundation of the Hellenic World participates in the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair, which takes place from September 5 to 13, 2026. The FHW, as the first organization to use new technologies and virtual reality to promote and disseminate culture, welcomes the public at Pavilion 12 of the Ministry of Digital Governance and invites you to explore some of the innovative applications it has developed, as well as the latest projects in which it participates. The FHW's participation in the TIF aims to highlight the potential of virtual reality technologies and inform the public about developments in areas related to technology and culture.
Dimitris Efraimoglou (CEO of the Foundation of the Hellenic World) speaks to Eleftheria Georgakaina about the vision behind the "Hellenic Cosmos" and how an innovative initiative managed to change the way we experience history. A vision that began with the aim of promoting Greek history and culture and evolved into a space where knowledge becomes an experience.