Skyros Carnival

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Skyros Carnival is a traditional Greek pre-Lenten festival on the island of Skyros, famed for its distinctive masked “goat-men” (Yeri) costumes, noisy bells, and lively street celebrations blending ancient and modern customs.

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Skyros Carnival canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural event
traditional festival
activity dancing
improvised performances
music
street processions
associatedWith fertility symbolism
pastoral life
ritual masquerade
attracts domestic tourists
international visitors
local participants
costumeElement animal masks
face coverings
goat skins
shepherd’s cloak
country Greece
culturalSignificance example of Greek intangible cultural heritage
expression of local Skyrian identity
preservation of folk traditions
duration several weeks leading up to Lent
hasCharacter Frangos NERFINISHED
Geros NERFINISHED
Korela NERFINISHED
Yeri NERFINISHED
Yeros NERFINISHED
hasGenre carnival
folk festival
ritual celebration
language Greek
locatedIn Aegean Sea
Skyros NERFINISHED
Sporades NERFINISHED
notableFeature blend of ancient and modern customs
lively street celebrations
masked goat-men figures
use of large bells
occursBefore Great Lent NERFINISHED
Orthodox Easter NERFINISHED
partOf Greek Carnival traditions
relatedTo Apokries NERFINISHED
Greek Carnival season
religiousContext Eastern Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
season pre-Lenten period
soundElement clanging goat bells
noisy bells
timeOfYear February or March

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Scyros hasTraditionalFestival Skyros Carnival