19:00 - 23:00: Local Products Exhibition

19:00 - 20:30: "Fairy tales that don't put children to sleep and wake up adults". Fairy tales are told not to put children to sleep, but on the contrary to wake up the grown-ups. The Greeks of Asia Minor had a distinct cultural identity, which they carried with them when they were uprooted. Fairy tales and sounds from other homelands will be heard, such as The snake tree from Smyrna, The shoemaker from Vourla. Food is a habit, from the stories of Hoxha, The ant and the camel, The snake from Smyrna. Narration and interpretation: Maria Tsouknaki, music by Iphigenia Griniaraki. The narration will be followed by a bread making workshop where young and old will participate.

20:00 - 21:00: Nekysia, for the Asia Minor artist Grigoris Koukouvagias. Mary Frangaki recalls memories from the mausoleum of the memory of an eminent connoisseur of the old town of Rethymnon. With the assistance of Michalis Hasikos, they revive a traditional recipe, "The Maritakia", characteristic of the cuisine that Grigoris Koukouvagias preserved and promoted.

21:00: "That's how we used to party with the yeasts". The Association of Rethymnon Asia Minorists presents a Asia Minor feast with songs and music from Asia Minor. In Asia Minor before 1919, a group of Asia Minor residents meet in a café. A song is sung and another and then one dances a tune and so out of nowhere a feast of songs and dances from Asia Minor begins. Violin: Aris Siskakis, Percussion: Panagiotis Sfakianakis, Guitar - singing: Haris Hadjimanolis, Bouzouki: Anestos Deligiannis, Uti: Michalis Kotis and a diamond voice by Maria Kotis.