Photography / Text: George Tatakis
Photography / Text: Gui Galembeck
Photography / Text: Wenpeng Lu
Photography / Text: Michael Pappas
Photography / Text: Vaggelis Kousioras
Events
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20/09/2020 - 20/09/2020
Sundays at Theoklitos
Location: Greece / Attica / Pireas
Photography / Text: George Tatakis
Theoklitos is a small narrow traditional cafe at the centre of Piraeus, where every Sunday, a singer comes along to cheer up the customers.
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20/09/2020 - 20/09/2020
Xian Muslim Quarters
Location: China / Northwest China / Xian
Photography / Text: Gui Galembeck
The Heart of Street Food in Xian. I found out Chinese Muslims are the best cookers at northwest China, so we decided to stay inside the greatest food redoubt ruled by these people and that was for sure the greatest idea of this trip. I learned so much about feeding, that all my concept tears apart, with a whole new level of tastes. The only thing I regret was not to have tasted all that I could.
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20/09/2020 - 21/09/2020
Traveling the Indian Railway Life
Location: India / North India / New Delhi
Photography / Text: Gui Galembeck
Unless you are staying on an Indian friend's house, the most fun and true way of getting to know the day-to-day and customs of the Indians is to use the Indian rail network.
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20/09/2020 - 21/09/2020
Zhongshan Road Street Food Night Market
Location: China / Southwest China / Nanning
Photography / Text: Wenpeng Lu
In an old and somehow derelict part of the city center, dozens of street restaurants and food stalls pile up local delicacies, traditional dishes from other regions and even the odd "contemporary" dish.
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21/09/2020 - 21/09/2020
Feira de São Joaquim
Location: Brazil / Northeast Region / Salvador de Bahia
Photography / Text: Wenpeng Lu
Latin American markets are among the most vibrant and colored of all, especially in Brazil. And in Brazil, no place is more vividly textured than Salvador de Bahia. One of the most ancient cities of the country, Bahia has kept alive its long and sometimes rough history.
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17/10/2020 - 18/10/2020
Litany of St. Lukas
Location: Greece / Central Greece / Mantoudi-Limni-Agia Anna
Photography / Text: Michael Pappas
An event that takes place every year in Kirinthos village, where the Icon of Saint Lucas is taken around the village, decorated with flower by the local women.
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25/10/2020 - 26/10/2020
Saint Demetrios day in Mytilene island
Location: Greece / North Aegean / Mytilene
Photography / Text: Michael Pappas
An old custom in the beautiful island of Mytilene. A bull is taken to the church and then killed. His meat is offered to all participants.
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18/10/2020 - 20/10/2020
Chirosfaya in Menites
Location: Greece / South Aegean / Menites
Photography / Text: George Tatakis
A three day festival where a boar is cooked and prepared in the traditional way
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21/10/2020 - 23/10/2020
Saint Averky on Santorini island
Location: Greece / South Aegean / Santorini
Photography / Text: George Tatakis
Saint Averky is the protector of wines, at least in Santorini island. Santorini has two churches after Saint Averky, a name not too common in Greece, one in Pyrgos and the other in Emporio villages. On his name day, the winemakers of Santorini open the new wine barrels as a custom. This is what I wanted to experience and by the way taste some of the brilliant wine that Santorini makes.
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28/10/2020 - 28/10/2020
Student's parade in Andros
Location: Greece / South Aegean / Andros
Photography / Text: George Tatakis
Student's parade, celebrating OXI on October 28, Andros island
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28/10/2020 - 28/10/2020
28th of October. The parade in Larisa city.
Location: Greece / Thessaly / Larisa
Photography / Text: Vaggelis Kousioras
“Ohi Day” commemorates the rejection by Greek prime minister Ioannis Metaxas of the ultimatum made by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini on the 28th of October 1940, to allow Italian forces to enter Greece or otherwise face war.
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31/10/2020 - 01/11/2020
Agioi Anargyri festival in Kosmas
Location: Greece / Peloponnese / Kosmas
Photography / Text: George Tatakis
This is a day when this beautiful village of Peloponnese celebrates, as it is the name day of its patron saints, Saint Anargiri. Two celebrations take place, one during the winter and the second during the summer. This is the smaller one.