Videos by CelebrateGreece

Travel to Greece and experience a wonderful Greek Islands Gourmet Cooking Class in the village of Thera on the island of Santorini . Follow our award-winning host and author, CYNTHIA DADDONA as she and the professionals at our featured gourmet restaurant prepare a special multi-course gourmet dinner.

Demonstration on how to view internet video content directly to your television through a TiVo DVR and the Amazon Video On Demand service

The official promotional video for the Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Relay.

The Athens 2004 Olympic Emblem Remembered

ARISTOTLE HAD PLATO, PLATO HAD SOCRATES. BUT, WHO DID SOCRATES LOOK UP TO? The Seven Wise Men of antiquity, or the Seven Sages as they are also commonly known, reflect one of the most brilliant aspects of the ancient Greek spirit. This documentary will revive the period, 26 centuries ago, when the Seven flourished and enlightened humanity through their wisdom. On her return voyage to Sparta from Troy, Helen carried a golden tripod, which she dropped into the sea in order to prevent an old prophecy: that the tripod would become a cause to battle. That battle would then lead to the most unusual competition to determine the Wisest. The Seven Sages, of 6th Century BC Greece, are exceptional personalities distinguished for their extraordinary wisdom and knowledge as scientists, philosophers, statesmen and lawmakers. However, even the Seven would emulate only ONE! Original music by VANGELIS (Academy Award Winner® for Chariots of Fire)

CelebrateGreece.com host Cynthia Daddona is interviewed by Fox 9 in New York City during the annual Greek Independence Day Parade

CelebrateGreece.com Peter Ustinov narrates this World Premiere. Hippocrates, who was the father of medicine, first closely linked religion to the new medical science in ancient Greece and his famous Hippocratic Oath is still sworn to by all medical graduates. From the running tracks of the ancient Olympic Games in Olympia, HIPPOCRATES IN OLYMPIA investigates a closely related subject: medical care during the ancient Olympic Games to insure the health of the revered athletes who entertained dignitaries, artists and philosophers at the ultimate sports festival.

CelebrateGreece.com presents: THE GREEK HOLOCAUST: 1915-1922 THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE: 1915-1923 GREEK AND AMERICAN MOSAIC GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY: USA ZHTO H ELLAS CYPRUS: SOUTH SIDE NORTHERN EPIRUS IS GREECE! MACEDONIA IS ONLY GREEK

CelebrateGreece.com Peter Clentzos, believed to have been the oldest living Greek Olympian, died in 2006 from complications of hip surgery at the age of 97. In 2004, the Greek Government honored Mr. Clentzos by awarding him the Key to the City of Athens just before the beginning of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. This video is a tribute to the oldest Greek Olympian, Peter Clentzos, who competed for Greece in the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. This 4 minute tribute chronicles the man, his secrets to longevity, his community work, his honors and the accolades from people whose lives where touched by him.

CelebrateGreece.com Showcasing the amazing times, stories and accomplishments that have touched many cultures of our world. By combining ancient art interactively placed in its actual historical locations, a process we call RealEnactments, this series invites you to open your imagination and experience Greece through the eyes of the ancients themselves.