Cyprus Mail2 Jul 2026

Summer Music Festival at Aphrodite Hills Resort begins this week

Live outdoor music performances at the charming and summery Village Square of the Aphrodite Hills Resort make their comeback. Throughout the summer, local and international guest artists will perform at the Summer Music Festival, blending music entertainment with dining, refreshing cocktails and sunset views.

Running from Friday, July 3 to September 2, the festival will host live music nights every Friday and on selected Wednesday evenings. Best of all, the performances are free and open to...

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