Sydney is gearing up for a massive celebration of Greek culture as the Epiphany Greek Festival, organised by the Greek Orthodox archdiocese, descends upon the picturesque Carss Bush Park this January 2024.
The festival promises to be a treat for the senses with over 60 stalls offering a diverse range of Greek food, products, and services. From mouth watering traditional dishes to unique Greek crafts, attendees can immerse themselves in the richness of Greek heritage.
Adding to the excitement is the presence of international Greek sensation, Stella Konitopoulou, and her band. Making her debut performance in Australia, Stella is set to enthral the audience with her soulful voice and captivating stage presence.
Family-Friendly Fun:
The Epiphany Greek Festival is not just for adults; it’s a family-friendly affair with activities for everyone. Numerous dance groups will showcase their talent, providing a lively and cultural experience for attendees of all ages.
For the little ones, the festival offers a whole range of activities, including rides, a Ferris wheel, face painting, and kids entertainers on-site to ensure a day filled with joy and laughter. It’s a perfect opportunity for families to come together and enjoy a day out.
Don’t Miss Out:
The best part? Entry to this cultural extravaganza is absolutely free! Attendees can join the festivities without worrying about admission fees. Additionally, ample parking is available to ensure a hassle-free experience for all.
So, mark your calendars for this unmissable event as the Epiphany Greek Festival brings the heart of Greece to South Sydney, promising a day full of cultural delights, delicious treats, and family-friendly fun. Get ready to dance, indulge, and celebrate the richness of Greek heritage in the stunning backdrop of Carss Bush Park.
Epiphany Greek Festival
Sunday 7 January, 2024 from 11 am to 9 pm
Carss Bush Park, Carss Park, NSW
Entry: FREE for the whole family
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