Mykonos starts the year with traditional Greek celebrations, featuring fireworks, local music, and feasts in homes and tavernas.

A festive period leading up to Lent, where Mykonos celebrates with costume parties, parades, and street dancing across the island.

A time for traditional religious observances leading up to Easter, with locals attending services and following special customs.

One of the most important holidays in Greece, celebrated with church services, processions, and feasts featuring lamb and other traditional dishes. Mykonos Town comes alive with fireworks on Easter Sunday.

The world-famous beach clubs and nightclubs, such as Scorpios and Paradise Club, kick off the summer season with extravagant parties and international DJs.

A local celebration marking the arrival of spring with parades, flowers, and traditional music.

As the island becomes a hotspot for LGBTQ+ travelers, early pride events and pre-parties for the upcoming XLSIOR Festival begin to gather momentum.

A month-long cultural event showcasing local and international artists, with exhibitions, performances, and workshops throughout the island.

A religious festival in July with traditional processions, music, and feasting in honor of the saint, celebrated at the Church of Agia Paraskevi in Mykonos Town.

One of Europe’s largest LGBTQ+ festivals, featuring electronic music, world-famous DJs, and glamorous beach and club parties across the island.

A major Greek holiday on August 15th, with religious services, processions, and festivities in churches across Mykonos, especially in the village of Ano Mera.

This event brings filmmakers and cinephiles to the island for film screenings, discussions, and workshops.

The end of summer is marked by major closing parties at the island's clubs, including Cavo Paradiso, Tropicana, and Super Paradise, with performances by top DJs.

An annual marathon race that attracts athletes to run along the island’s scenic routes, offering breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea.

Celebrated in late October, this event honors Mykonos' agricultural past with wine-making, traditional dances, and a feast at the Agricultural Museum.

While there are no major events, November sees the island wind down, offering visitors a peaceful experience with milder weather and fewer crowds.

The island embraces the festive season with local customs, church services, and Christmas markets in Mykonos Town. Decorations and lights fill the streets for a charming holiday atmosphere.