By Mary Sinanidis and Andriana Simos. The Greek Film Festival officially opened in Sydney and Melbourne on Thursday, October 13 to huge crowds and plenty of excitement as people watched Angelos Frantzis’ award-winning film, Eftihia.
After much anticipation, the 2022 Antipodes Festival presented by Bendigo Bank is excited to announce Nikos Vertis as this year’s main act. Nikos Vertis will join the celebrations on Saturday 22nd of October to offer an incredible night of free entertainment to the visitors of Antipodes Festival and perform his greatest hits on the Bendigo Bank […]
Melbourne’s largest Greek cultural celebration is back for another epic street party this month from Saturday, October 22 to Sunday, October 23.
Prior to a busy Monday night NUGAS meeting in preparation for their annual ball, the young leaders and volunteers were met by the Board and staff of the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM).
In celebration of the National Archaeological Museum of Greece’s Open Horizons exhibition at Melbourne Museum, the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) is organising a program of music, dance, food and Hoplites on Saturday, May 28 and Sunday, May 29.
By Mary Sinanidis. Brought to Italy from the Greeks who colonised the area 2,800 years ago, the Greko language has survived but is diminishing with each passing generation.
By Mary Sinanidis. Greek Culture and Sports Minister Lina Mendoni told the Greek diaspora who attended an event at the Hellenic Museum, held in her honour and organised by the Greek Consulate of Melbourne, that “here, in Melbourne, we see the heart of the (Greek) nation.”
The Greek National Guard paid a visit to the Greek Community of Melbourne’s (GCM) Greek Centre in the historic Greek Precinct of Melbourne on Saturday, April 23.
The Pallaconian Brotherhood of Melbourne and Victoria “Leonidas” will be hosting the world premiere of the documentary, Magna Graecia: the Greko of Calabria.
On Saturday February 26 the Adult group of the Melbourne Community Creative Drama and Arts Theatre is presenting the theatrical performance “Mόνοι” (Greek for alone).
