Nicosia Municipality on Thursday announced the winners of its competition for the best Christmas shop window within the city walls. The municipality said the initiative
With just a few days left before the big day, spreading the holiday spirit is a little more difficult than previous years, but Aglanjia Municipality
The great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn has started, and the planets will share their Christmas ‘kiss’ on Monday looking like one bright star, which
Youngsters from Kissonerga and Peyia elementary schools had a surprise visit from Santa and his elves this week after they rode into Paphos on horseback.
It’s a stressful time for adults thinking about the festivities this year. But what do the kids think? “Father Christmas has been vassilated,” asserts
Christmas cheer is taking to the seabed off Larnaca, thanks to inclusion of two shipwrecks in this season’s festivities, the Larnaca Tourism Board said on
This year, if you long for the warmth of home, take heart… the historic 5-star hotel, The Landmark Nicosia, will be sharing the Christmas spirit
Faced with having to shut down in line with new coronavirus measures, the staff of one Nicosia pub got in the festive mood anyway by
My sister lives bang in the middle of Alaska. Normally, we both fly back to the UK for Christmas with mum. But in 2020, The
A Christmas tree for missing persons has been put up in the yard of the old Nicosia Town Hall to symbolise the determination to continue
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