The vast Thessalian plain richly irrigated by the Pinios and its tributaries, surrounded by high mountains, was from a very early age an ideal place for great settlements to develop.

The first permanent installations appeared at the beginning of the 7th millennium BC. and since then the establishment of new small and medium-sized settlements has been gradually observed, a fact that hints that better living conditions were now formed that arose after the economic change of the prehistoric communities.

The municipality of Farkadonas has an important cultural heritage, through its own well-preserved traditions and historical monuments from the ancient cities of the prehistoric, Mycenaean and Byzantine periods.

A key role in the preservation of this heritage over the years was played by the cultural clubs organized by community, the municipality of Farkadonas with its events and continuous help to everyone, but also by individuals who, with too much passion, were the pioneers of these efforts.

Tradition is the handing down – granting of a custom or an ethos to someone or some later (descendants). Undoubtedly, the morals and customs of a people are the features that make up the physiognomy of its place, they are its roots and generally its history.

The wider area of Farkadona is characterized by the wealth of tradition, a large part of which is occupied by manners and customs. Paragrammatically tradition can be spiritual, cultural, social, popular, scientific, family, ethnic, aesthetic, religious or historical.