Celebrating its 46th year in 2022, the Paniyiri Festival was started in 1976 by a group of passionate Greek Australians who wanted to share their culture and cooking with the wider community.
The official program has been released which features a huge lineup of entertainment including a dedicated kids’ zone full of rides and activities, plus kids under 12 get in for FREE!
Tickets include cultural presentations, cooking demonstrations, entertainment including live music, dancing and DJs; art exhibitions, fashion parades, even a pop-up Greek village to visit!
Paniyiri is a non-profit event and all funds raised are distributed back to the community via the Brisbane Greek Orthodox Community of St George, Brisbane’s oldest Greek community established in the 1920s.
Services that benefit from funds donated by Paniyiri include the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, Greek Ethnic School of Saint George, GOC Care, Aged & Community Care, Welfare, Childcare, Saint Nicholas Nursing Home and many more.
Tickets are available for purchase online and limited tickets are available at the gate on the day. Tickets are required for people aged 13 years and over.
To learn more about the festival and to get tickets, visit the website.
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