MINISTER FOR IMMIGRATION MET WITH PRESIDENT AND GENERAL SECRETARY

THE DELPHI BANK 26th GREEK FILM FESTIVAL OPENING NIGHT 

The Astor Theatre - Palace Como Cinema  | Wednesday 9 October 2019

From award winning and acclaimed Greek Director Tassos Boulmetis (A Touch of Spice, Mythopathy), the heartwarming docudrama 1968 about the epic basketball game between A.E.K., Athens and Slavia of Prague (Czechoslovakia) will open the 26^th Delphi Bank Greek Film Festival on Wednesday 9^th October.

Two special screenings will be held; The Opening Night Gala at The Astor Theatre followed by an After party including live entertainment ($59) and the Opening Night celebration at Palace Cinema Como which will include drinks and snack pack upon arrival ($39). Tickets are on sale now. For tickets click here

EXPLORING AND PRESENTING OUR HISTORY AS GREEK-AUSTRALIANS

THE FUTURE OF GREEK PROGRAM AT THE COBURG WEST PS

THE 33rd LONSDALE STREET GREEK FESTIVAL

Lonsdale Street  | 29 February & 1 March 2020
In 2020, the 33rd Lonsdale Street Greek Festival, Melbourne’s largest celebration of Greek culture, arts, food and entertainment will be held on Saturday 29 February and Sunday 1st March from Swanston Street through to Exhibition Street. Australia’s longest-running Greek festival will return featuring some of our most talented performers, musicians, dancers, chefs, cooks and competitors for a weekend of Greek-flavoured fun! For those who’d like to take part, Expressions of Interest are now open for the following:

• Stall holders click here
• Stage Performers click here
• Volunteers click here

LIVE AT THE GREEK: THE PHILHELLENES

The Music of Panagiotis Toundas: He was a pioneer who shaped the musical sound of Greece for decades. Not only was he an exceptional composer, but he also paved the way for many refugee composers who had settled in mainland Greece. Many of his rebetiko songs were sung by well-known singers, such as Stelios Perpiniadis, Kostas Roukounas, Roza Eskenazi and Rita Abatzi.  The Philhellenes features Mairead Hannan (from the Xylouris Ensemble) on violin and voice, Wayne Simmons (from Polyxeni) on guitar, accordion and banjo, Con Kalamaras (from the Melbourne Rebetiko Ensemble) on guitar and tzouras, and double bass player Adrian Close. This intimate performance will be a celebration of music and life.

LIVE AT THE GREEK: CRETAN NIGHT WITH GIANNIS POLLAKIS

TICKETS TRYBOOKING

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