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Crafting The Evil Eye: 2-Hr Theatrical Adventure

Learn the art of weaving and create your own evil eye charm

  1. Last admission: 1 hour before closing

  2. Duration: 2h

  3. Max group size: 20

  4. Wheelchair accessible

  5. Live guide: English

Registered address: Spetson 8, 185 38, Piraeus, GR
Contact details

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Included

  • Weaving kit with personal loom and threads
  • Performance by a professional actress
  • Greek herbal tea
  • Traditional Greek cookies

Not included

  • {"* Transportation not included"}

Meeting point

40 Praxitelous, 105 60, Athens

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Prepare to be transported to the mesmerizing world of ancient Greece with the enchanting theatrical weaving workshop! Get lost in the captivating tale of Arachne, the master weaver who dared to challenge the goddess Athena. Try your hand at the intricate craft of weaving, fashioning your very own evil eye, a charm known for its protective power and luck, deeply enriched in Greek folklore.

While honing the weaving skills, spoil yourself with a soothing cup of tea, brewed from a medley of authentic Greek herbs. This sensory delight adds an extra layer to the immersive journey. The workshop is an extraordinary fusion of storytelling, craft, and culture, offering a chance to connect with Greece's rich heritage.

The keepsake from this experience is more than just a beautiful work of art – it's a tangible piece of history, steeped in myths and traditions of bygone eras. So, come aboard this memorable journey through time, where art and legend flawlessly interweave to create a truly magical experience!

Learn the art of weaving with a workshop inspired by ancient Greece. Hear the story of Arachne, the skilled weaver who challenged the goddess Athena. Create an evil eye, a symbol of protection and luck in Greek folklore.

While weaving, enjoy tea made from traditional Greek herbs. This workshop combines storytelling, craft, and culture, offering a connection to Greek heritage.

Take home a piece of art with historical significance, linked to myths and traditions. Engage in a session where art and legend converge.

  • Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
  • Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.

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