With updated programs for 2023, a new user-friendly website (eccd.gr) and updated building infrastructure, the Delphi European Cultural Center will welcome its audience.

As Professor Panagiotis Roylos, Chairman of the Board of Directors, noted at yesterday’s press conference. center, as well as its director, Professor Andreas Gofas, the goal of the Delphic Dialogues, the Delphic Academy of European Studies and Theater Education is the creation of original thought by a cultural institution that predominantly explores the concept and issues of humanism in a coherent manner..

Delphi is one of the most emblematic sights of ancient Greek contemplation, whose charm remains dynamic even today. The presence of prominent university professors, scientists, researchers and philosophers in the center’s program ensures that its extroversion and cultural influence is enhanced, while there is no shortage of visual and artistic activities.

Starting and calendar from culture, On June 10, a photo exhibition by American photographer and philanthropist Robert McCabe opens entitled “Greece after the war. Years of Hope. The texts of the exhibition and the new book of the same name that accompanies it (to be published by Pataki) were written by Prof. Panagiotis Roylou and journalist Katerina Limberopoulos. On the same day, a round table on post-war Greece will be held with the participation of photographer, artist Efrosinis Doxiadis, professor Kostas Kostis and inspector of antiquities Fokidas Athanasius Psaltis.

Seminar Series

The Delphi Academy of European Studies, in its fifth season, is offering a series of seminars on the topic “Movement, Migration, Memory” from June 19 to 30 with excellent lecturers and an international scientific committee. The program is fully funded by the Region of Central Greece.