Events that you don't want to miss in Cyprus in September 2025

As September arrives, Cyprus welcomes the first month of autumn with a festive spirit, filling villages, mountains, and coastal towns with music, dance, and the rich aromas of the island. From traditional product festivals to cultural events, the month offers the perfect mix of late-summer energy and authentic Cypriot charm. With the heat easing, it’s an ideal time to explore bustling squares, scenic hills, and lively communities. In this guide, we bring you the must-attend September events that showcase the culture, flavours, and vibrant life of Cyprus.

Septemberfest: September 2-8

Full programme on www.eventshub.cy

Nicosia kicks off September with Septemberfest, a week-long celebration of live music, street food, and beer under the stars at Akadimias Park. The festival brings together top artists from Greece and Cyprus, promising unforgettable nights of entertainment. The stage will welcome Pyx Lax on September 2, Nikos Makropoulos on September 3, Locomondo on September 4, Stelios Rokkos on September 5, Kostis Maraveyas and Panos Mouzourakis on September 6, and finally, Nikos Apergis, Christos Mastoras, and Melisses to close the festival on September 7. Alongside the music, visitors can enjoy a wide variety of street food flavours and refreshing beer selections.

3rd Larnaca Jazz Festival: September 5-6

Full programme on www.larnaka.org.cy

Now in its third year, the Larnaca Jazz Festival returns to Zouhouri Square, filling the city with world-class jazz sounds. Curated by artistic director Akis Pharmakalides, the festival’s open-air stage will host performances by the Morfitis Small Big Band, The Visitors with George Kalopaidis, the Gilad Atzmon Quartet, and The Nonets featuring Eleonora Rousou. Adding to the lively atmosphere, entry is free for all, with complimentary beer served throughout the concerts.

Pafos Aphrodite Festival: September 5-6

Full programme on www.ticketmaster.cy

After its successful revival in 2024, the Pafos Aphrodite Festival returns this September with a captivating programme for opera enthusiasts. For its 23rd edition, the timeless masterpiece Carmen by Georges Bizet will be staged on September 5 and 6, promising to be one of the cultural highlights of the season. The performances will take place against the stunning backdrop of Pafos Medieval Castle Square, featuring the State Opera and Ballet Theatre of Tbilisi alongside the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra.

Vegan Fam Festival 2025: September 6-7

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Dedicated to sustainability and conscious living, the Vegan Fam Festival returns to Psematismenos village for its 5th edition. Over the weekend, visitors can enjoy live music, kids’ activities, a vegan marketplace, wellbeing sessions, and inspiring talks that highlight the benefits of plant-based living. Open to everyone — from committed vegans to curious food lovers — the festival transforms the Psematismenos Cultural Centre into a hub of eco-friendly fun and green inspiration.

MoonWalk 2025: September 7

Full programme on www.moonwalk.com.cy

One of Cyprus’ most enchanting musical experiences, MoonWalk in Protaras, returns under the light of the full moon. Organized by Paralimni Youth, the event invites music lovers to a scenic seaside promenade from Ayios Nikolaos chapel in Pernera to Fig Tree Bay. Along the route, 119 artists will perform across 29 stages, covering a variety of musical genres, while dance groups will also take to Stages 1 and 30. Visitors can enjoy food, drinks, and water stations, and even observe the full moon through telescopes provided by the Cyprus Astronomy Organisation, making it a truly magical evening by the sea.

18th The Mediterranean Folklore, Dance, Choirs, and Traditional Bands Festival: September 11-16

Full programme on www.reamadellaioannidou.com

Celebrating traditional cultures from around the world, the Larnaca Folklore Festival brings together talented dance groups and musical ensembles from countries including Bulgaria, Israel, Syria, India, Greece, Egypt, Georgia, Armenia, Spain, Portugal, Malta, Italy, and Cyprus. In addition to the public performances, the festival features a special one-day seminar and workshop led by award-winning choreographer Slomo Maman, focusing on inclusive dance techniques for people with physical disabilities.

BEONIX: September 19-21

Full programme on www.beonix.art

A highlight for electronic music fans and Cyprus’ international crowd, BEONIX returns to Limassol this September. ETKO Limassol will be transformed into a vibrant festival space with immersive décor, setting the stage for a weekend of unforgettable parties. Across multiple stages, world-renowned DJs including Adriatique, Anfisa Letyago, Armin Van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, and Dubfire, among many others, will perform the hottest electronic music tracks.

Inspire 2025: September 25-28

Full programme on www.inspirecyprus.com

Nicosia will come alive with Inspire, a two-day festival celebrating entrepreneurship, innovation, and business storytelling. Central city venues will host speakers from all backgrounds and experience levels, featuring panel discussions, interviews, successful entrepreneurs, comedians, influencers, and students. Alongside the inspiring talks, the festival also offers street food, live music, and parties, blending business insights with a lively festival atmosphere.

13th International Interdisciplinary Literature Festival SARDAM: September 25-28

Full programme on www.sardamfestival.com

At the end of September, Limassol will host the Word Festival, a celebration for poetry and literature enthusiasts. From September 26 to 27, the Synergeio Theatre Space will feature workshops, seminars, and live performances by acclaimed and emerging writers and artists from Cyprus, Greece, the USA, Ireland, Finland, and Iceland. The programme also includes an open mic night, a special collaboration with The Bad Poetry Social Club and KENO Publications, and a live performance by Lefteris Moumtzis (Freedom Candlemaker). Highlighting the festival, poet, performer, and cultural critic Danez Smith from the USA will be the Guest of Honour at the workshops and discussions.

Antama Festival: September 27-28

Full programme on www.klisto.com.cy/Events/Antama

The Antama Festival will transform the Nicosia Municipal Gardens into a vibrant celebration of Cypriot culture and traditions. Visitors can enjoy live performances from bands, vocal groups, and music ensembles, bringing a lively touch of heritage to the event. Alongside the music, the festival will feature crafts workshops, shadow theatre for children, and a big dance party, creating a festive atmosphere for all generations to come together and celebrate their roots.

Limassol Wine Festival: September 27-October 5

Full programme on www.limassol.org.cy

Limassol’s iconic Wine Festival returns this September, celebrating 64 years of the island’s winemaking tradition. Following the impact of recent wildfires on mountain wineries, the festival also encourages support for local producers. Held at the Municipal Gardens, the event features opening and closing ceremonies, live entertainment, and tastings from local wineries at friendly prices. Visitors can explore workshops, photography exhibitions, and talks on winemaking, making it a highlight of September’s vibrant cultural calendar.