Traditional musicians perform among graves during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition, at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

Attendees stand in front of a grave during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition, at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

An attendee walks past graves carrying food during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

Attendees walk past graves carrying food during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

Traditional musicians perform among graves during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition, at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

Attendees sit at a table among graves during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition, at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

Attendees place plates with food on a grave during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition, at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)

An attendee dressed with a traditional costume stands among graves during the Cemetery Picnic Tradition, at a cemetery in Kalamaria, a suburb of Thessaloniki, on April 19, 2026. The first Sunday after Greek Orthodox Christian Easter, Pontian Greeks families, an ethnic group who lived for centuries on the shores of the Black Sea and has now dispersed across the world, gather at cemeteries, set the table on the marble graves, eat delicacies, drink wine, tell stories about their dead, play music with traditional instruments, sing and dance. (Photo by Sakis Mitrolidis / AFP via Getty Images)