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A living geography · 2 discoveries

Monastiraki

A chapter of Drama.

Cultural dossier

What is culturally discoverable here?

Published: 2 discoveries
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Living traditions

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A bell-bearer at Monastiraki.

Preview · 6 JAN · 2027

Arapides of Monastiraki

Monastiraki, Drama

On Epiphany, bell-bearing Arapides move through Monastiraki in goat skins, awakening the village with sound and movement.

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During the festivities of Babougera in Monastiraki

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George Tatakis
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8 JAN · 2027

Babougera of Monastiraki

Monastiraki, Drama

On 8 January, Monastiraki closes the festive cycle with Babougera, bears, comic characters and a wine-carrying Dionysus.

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