Last night, everyone living in the northern hemisphere watched the magic of the August Full Moon, which is called a “blue full
moon” not because of its colour but because it is the second full moon in one month.
In the States it is called the “Sturgeon Full Moon” and the
Harvest Full Moon”.
A number of free cultural events took place last night in
Greece’s archaeological sites and museums to meet the full moon’s celebrations.
According to the announcements by the Ministry of Culture, admission
to 52 events including concerts, theatre, and dance performances, poetry
readings, documentary screenings, art exhibitions, stargazing events, and guided
tours were free of charge.
Moreover, 120 archaeological sites, monuments, and museums remained open until late at night.
All the events were carried out in accordance with the
health and safety protocol set by the Greek authorities for the operation
of archaeological sites and museums to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
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