Greece according to Zorba
'City, Art, World' series
A series of morning lectures dedicated to Europe's magical cities
Editor and lecturer: Yoel Shetrog, photographer and investigative journalist
"Zorba the Greek", the celebrated novel by Cretan-born Nikos Kazantzakis, was inspired by his friendship with Georgios Zorbas. The two worked together in mining and logging and remained in correspondence until Zorbas died in 1941. Inspired by Zorbas' story, this illustrated lecture takes us on a journey through Greece - its picturesque villages, spectacular landscapes, mythology, cuisine, and rich cultural heritage. Along the way, we'll discover the Greece of whitewashed houses, secluded coves, lively tavernas, and unforgettable music. The lecture features stories, photos, film clips, and Greek music.
Second meeting for series subscribers
Refreshments will be served in the lobby from 10:00
- Duration:Approx. one and a half hours with no break
- Photography:Yoel Sitruk, Creative Earth
- Remarks:Second meeting for series subscribers
Refreshments will be served in the lobby from 10:00



