If you’re a Greek Australian who’s grown up in Canberra, you’re probably familiar with the Canberra Hellenic Dancers (CHD). The Greek dance organisation is unique to Canberra, as it is the only one in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and offers both traditional and modern Greek dance classes for children and adults. With 11 different […]
On Sunday, February 23, whilst much of the community was centred at Lonsdale St for the annual Antipodes Festival, a cohort of students from the MANASIS School of Greek Dance and Culture showcased a plethora of traditional Greek folk dances, at the Bentleigh Festival, proudly presented by the Bentleigh Shops Traders’ Association.
When Stelios Daliardos was five years old, he would play Greek CD’s of live concerts and mimic the performers for family and friends. Now, as an adult, he is no longer mimicking those performers but singing in front of live audiences.
This year’s Fuse Fest at Burwood Park in Sydney on May 14 definitely didn’t disappoint as multicultural communities came together to celebrate their diversity and connectedness.
From Greek dancing by the Canberra Hellenic Dancers to Greek music by Kefi band, the Greek culture and heritage was on full display at the National Museum of Australia on Thursday night.
There was plenty of Greek dancing, sweets and filotimo on display at the World of Food Festival 2021 in Perth, Western Australia on Sunday.
