From a place like Magnesia that has so great historical past and culture, that has preserved through the centuries the morals and the traditions, it wouldn’t miss the cultural events and activities.

In every village and city of Magnesia are taking place every year various cultural events, religious festivals and also theater, music and dance festivals.

At this point we should mention the reconstruction of the mythical trireme Argo, which it will revise the mythical journey to the ancient city Kolhis today’s Georgia. Below we mention some of the festivals that are taking place in the region of Magnesia during the whole year in various villages of Pelion.

Trikeri
Traditional marriage or engagement takes place. Traditional dance and music at the party, and the women of Trikeri wear the traditional clothes. 

Katihori
"Tsipouro" festival. See tsipouro being produced. Afterwards there is a large party with music, dance, and of course, "Free" tsipouro.

Makrinitsa
Celebrations of "Mays" and "Maithes", which have their roots with the ancient Greek God Dionysos - based on the renaissance of life and nature.

Portaria
"International Dance Festival for Children".

Kissos
Festival of Agia Marina. Traditional dance and music in the village square. 

Stagiates
"Sausage Festival" - traditional dance and music plus a demonstration of how the sausages are made.

Agria
Psaradiki Vrathia (Fishing Night) - Festival with a variety of fishing traditions and customs, and offering of the famous fish soup (Kakavia) - Traditional song and dance.

Milies 
Miliotiki ( Apple) Night with traditional music, dance and songs.

Milina
"Milina Night" festival. Cultural events with theater plays, concerts with tradional folklore music.

Portaria
Revival of a traditional Pelion wedding.

Festival of the "Apple", organised by the female assocciation of Zagora – with traditional dance and music.

Besides the yearly festivals and cultural events, had have taken place many events that brighten and fulfill our evenings. These events made stronger the bonds between Magnesia’s people and the groups that came here as ambassadors of their counties and offered us beautiful experiences through their art.

Thus on Sunday 7th of August we enjoyed the dance group Gencsapati Traditional Folk Dance Ensemble from Hungary, on the 1st of August the folk dance group Muzsla Folkdance Group again from Hungary, but we had also Greek nights such as the one on the 29th of Luly where on the village square of Argalasti the Rempetiko Laiko Palko ( Greek Music Group) played songs and melodies we love.