This custom has been taking place for decades in the central port of Ermioni, on the evening of Easter Sunday. It is currently organized by the Municipality and the Municipal Community with the cooperation of the Angling Club. A group of members of the Club undertakes two to three days

Every Easter, on Love Sunday, here in beautiful and cosmopolitan Porto Cheli we burn Judas. The burning of Judas is a custom that was probably adopted by Portocheli from its neighbours, the Hydra cracker boys. Historical records date back to around 250 years, as long as the presence of Portocheli in Ermionida. Judas

Yala-Yala is the local celebration held for Epiphany. This custom is participated in by the young people who are due to join the army. From the morning of the eve of the Epiphany they gather at the harbour and with myrtle and palm leaves they decorate the boats from which they will dive the

The Spring Festival takes place every May Day in Papoulia in the Fournoi Community. The celebration of May Day in Papoulia, Fournoi has been going on for decades. The landscape is enchanting and one of the best in Ermionida. The celebration of spring, flowers and labour finds the residents and visitors of Ermionida in the

The revival of the Tseta takes place every year in Portocheli at the end of June. If you are a lover of tradition, come and let us turn back the time and take you half a century, back when a celebration was set up, the day when our fishermen returned from fishing with the Tseta

In Ermioni in 2007, the Cultural Committee of the Municipality of Ermioni started the revival of the custom with the fires and the hidden secrets of Klidonas The residents of Ermioni called this celebration "Saint John the Scrab", since it was intertwined with the worship of fire and the miraculous power it had to cure

In Portocheli the custom of "St. John the Klidonas" is revived every year. One of the feasts of the Orthodox calendar that is celebrated with great joy by the local community of Porto-Cheli is the feast that refers to the birth of St. John the Baptist. Klidonas is a popular custom that has lasted

The Klidonas in our valley (koilada) is a revival of an ancient tradition that takes place every year on June 23. The nickname "Klidonas" comes from the ancient Greek word "klidon" meaning predictive sound and was used to describe the combination of random and incoherent words during a divination ceremony. Essentially, "Klidonas" is related to

The "Gaitanaki" as an event organized by the Ermioni   Dance Group since February 2015. It is always held on the main roads of Ermioni and in the neighborhoods that still hold and promote the most traditional elements of our town, from morning to noon on Sunday of Carnival (a week before the three-day event). This

Every year, on the penultimate Sunday of Carnival, in Kranidi, the capital of the Municipality of Ermionida, the custom of "Lyriza" takes place with great success and continuing fun. Many citizens and visitors rush to see a custom that counts many years, but in recent years its revival is taking place. For the record, Lyrizes