29th GREEK FILM FESTIVAL OPENING NIGHT 14 DAYS TO GO!
Join us at the Astor Theatre for the screening of the hilarious comedy Hear Who’s Talking by Thodoris Niarhos. Hear Who’s Talking is a quirky comedy about Fotis (Elias Meletis), a life coach whose personal and professional life has hit a standstill.
All guests at Opening Night will enjoy meals from PHLAVOUR and receive a showbag full of treats and surprises from our generous sponsors.
Seminar | 3 Oct, 7pm | Greek Centre Cosmopolitanism is normally understood as a moral duty to care for others and a political concept for extending the rights to citizenship. It reminds us that there is just one world, and that there is an infinite cosmos that is beyond. Nikos Papastergiadis is the Director of the Research Unit in Public Cultures, and a Professor in the School of Culture and Communication at The University of Melbourne Join us on Thursday 3 October at the Greek Centre, on Level M, to see our speaker live, ask questions during the Q&A and hobnob with fellow participants before and after the event
Dance | 4 Oct, 7pm | Vogue Ballroom The Greek Community of Melbourne is delighted to invite our Greek School students, along with their families and friends, to the 2024 Greek School Dinner Dance! The dance will be held at the beautiful Vogue Ballroom in Burwood East. Featuring wonderful food and drinks as well as live music from Rythmos Band, the event will be the perfect chance to celebrate your hard work. We're looking forward to seeing you there!
Book launch | 6 Oct, 3pm | Greek Centre Join best selling poet Koraly Dimitriadis to celebrate her debut short story collection "The Mother Must Die". Published by Puncher and Wattmann, this event includes an in-conversation with Koraly and bestselling author Christos Tsiolkas. Proudly supported by The Greek Centre. Light refreshments provided. Please register for catering purposes. The official release date in bookshops is the 1st of October.
Music | Fri 11 Oct, 08:30pm | Greek Centre Demotika will take to the stage at the Greek Centre on the 11th of October 2024 to present 'Viomata'.Music that comes from people's personal experiences, a historical event, ancestral stories, or a defined state of mind. 'Viomata'.Tickets will sell fast: don't miss out on this wonderful experience!
Dio Patrides was formed in 2017 as a group of friends who decided to merge their musical talents and create a live Greek band. The band consists of bouzouki, keyboard, drums, guitar, toubeleki and vocals and their focus is on old and modern Greek Laika, with some aspects of rebetiko, traditional and entechno music. Their passion for Greek music drives them to play for Melbourne's Greek community at various functions such as parties, weddings, christenings, and club dinner dances, as they would like to share with the community the unmatched vibe that live music can bring to the night.
The GreekStudent Film Festival returns this year to offer once more to students the opportunity to use the Greek Language in creative and innovative ways, promotes group participation and confidence, and may even inspire a few filmmakers of the future. Entries will be screened at Palace Cinema Como, during the last day of the 2024 Greek Film Festival, 27th of October 2024. Stay tuned for more...
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We are delighted to announce that the GCM Bookshop is now accessible online. You can explore our wide selection of books for sale on our website, making it easier than ever to find your next compelling read. Visit us online today and embark on a literary journey from the comfort of your home. Happy reading!
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