Things to Do in Larnaca This Weekend: 9 Picks (Nov 6-8)

A little girl dancing under a rainbow gives this solo painting show its title, DREAM. The works move from beauty, serenity and silence towards dreams, ending in children's faces painted as symbols of tomorrow and of hope for a more humane world. It is a quiet, tender way to start a Saturday, and the artist returns with this collection after two years away.

Table tennis for a good cause: every euro raised goes to the Alkinoos Artemios Foundation, which supports children with oncological and haematological diseases. Players split into two groups and the group winners meet in the final. Rackets and balls are provided at the venue. Register by phone with Mike on 96502449 before the day, since sign-ups close beforehand.

Country roads all the way on this 7.5 km circular route, which passes the historic Chapel of Panagia Agapis and several viewpoints in about three hours. Vounisious Adventure Club runs it with a certified hiking leader and rates it easy to intermediate. Your place counts only once paid. Pack a hat, long trousers, boots, a snack for the break and at least 1.5 litres of water.

Mama Goat and her seven little goats live happily in their forest house until the wolf turns up. Theatro Vestiario stages this children's play with professional actors in theatrical costumes, and the company stresses it is not a mascot show. The texts are by Giannis Spanos, with Nikos Papadopoulos and Dora Chioti among the performers. The show is in Greek.

Police patrol cars and Z Team motorcycles line up beside vintage classic cars at this Aradippou Municipality morning. You can get close to police vehicles and equipment, hear road safety talks and chat with community officers. Civil Defence brings search and rescue staff, a fire vehicle, rescue gear and a drone demonstration. Visitors of all ages are welcome.

Thailand's techno queen Nakadia, who has played Tomorrowland, Parookaville and Amsterdam Dance Event, leads a five-hour sunset session by the sea. Jessica Ci opens with electronic grooves that build the energy, Tommy Tommy Berlin is also on the bill, and Nakadia brings driving techno as the headliner. It runs until 22:00, so you can catch the sun going down and still be home at a sensible hour.

Fifteen years of hits from Christos Dantis, the Greek pop and rock singer, songwriter and producer who plays several instruments, fill this Sunday beach bar show. It is a strict 21+ night, so bring valid ID. Reservations are on 70008089, and the show starts at 17:30.

Techno and trance share one Sunday night as JOCA and Geeos play five hours of driving rhythms and uplifting trance under lighting built for the dancefloor. JOCA has supported Nifra and Geeos has warmed up for Paul Van Dyk at Trance Family Cyprus events. VΩX Events hosts the night, and it goes on until midnight.

Thirty years of songs from Christos Thivaios, from his days with Synitheis Ypoptoi, the band he formed in 1994, to his recent solo work, come back in acoustic arrangements for «30 χρόνια μέρες αδέσποτες». Andreas Apostolou plays piano and Kallistratos Drakopoulos plays drums, with Giorgos Korres on sound. The acoustic arrangements bring the artist closer to the audience, which suits one of the most sensitive voices in Greek music.