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For lovers of sleep, insomniacs, and equally for psychologists and hypnotists, this exhibition includes everything you might want to learn about this most controversial state of being: sleep.

The biggest event dedicated to the LGTB community will be held again this year on the 11th of June in Athens in a public effort to raise awareness to all the social minorities who are sexually differentiated.

Do you like yoga? Then the right event is in town this year!

For 2016, the Athens Gardens Festival will be occupying the beautiful space of the National Garden for two days to expose cinema-inspired tunes and promote culture.

The magical world of the Hispanic cinematic production is coming closer to the Greek audience this summer with the launching of the Hispanic Film Festival.

If you are a fan of the contemporary European music scene, then this festival is the right thing for you.

The festival will be taking place in the Cultural Center of the Town Hall of Peristeri from the 19th until the 22nd of May.

Are you a fan of jazz? Then the 16th Athens Technopolis Jazz Festival is a unique happening for you.

The Athens Digital Arts Festival is taking place every year in Athens and focuses on the themes that rise from the influences of digitalism on art and the notions of digital pop and digital culture.

This year, the festival takes place in Klisto Gipedo in Paleon Faliron from the 26th until the 29th of May.

From the 20th of May until the 30th of October this year, the Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens will be hosting for the first time the famous Ai Weiwei and his works.

The comic festival Comicdom Con Athens takes place from April 15th to 17th in 2016 with many international participations, comic exhibitions, bazaars, workshops, awards and more.

The internationally famous artist Marina Abramovic is coming to Athens for a seven-week program of performances at the Benaki Museum.

An exhibition entitled Elles will be presented until June 30th, 2016, at the Frissiras Museum in Plaka. The exhibition is dedicated to the European female artists of the second half of the 20th century.

An interesting exhibition on Athens as seen by 17th-19th century European travelers is currently presented at the National Archaeological Museum. The exhibition will last until October 2016.