The National Hellenic Student Association (NHSA) unveils its 2026 Executive Board and returns to New York City for the Spring 2026 Bi-Annual Convention, March 20–22. Join Greek students & young professionals for leadership, networking & Hellenic culture!
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Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo has purchased a multifamily apartment complex in Brooklyn’s Prospect Lefferts Gardens for up to $25.18 million, sparking speculation amid ongoing trade rumors linking him to New York teams. However, sources emphasize it’s a commercial investment, not a sign of relocation.
The “Rebrain Greece” initiative arrives in New York on Sunday to connect highly skilled Greek professionals in the US and Canada with 35 major Greek companies, continuing efforts to reverse the brain drain.
Konstantinos Argyros’ surprise street serenade in Manhattan goes viral as he prepares for his one-night show at Barclays Centre in New York.
The Hellenic Orthodox Community of Astoria convened its 2025 General Assembly, unveiling a renewed commitment to unity, transparency and financial stability, while approving key actions to strengthen its spiritual and educational mission.
ReBrain Greece arrives in New York on December 7, 2025, connecting Greek diaspora professionals with 35 top companies in tech, shipping, energy, finance, and healthcare. Minister Niki Kerameus invites skilled Greeks abroad to explore job opportunities and return home.
Greek-American businessman Demetri Patitsas expressed dismay over the demolition of the historic Holy Resurrection Orthodox Cathedral in Wilkes-Barre, PA, despite his $200,000 offer to save it. The 1892 church, founded by St. Alexis Toth, was razed by the OCA Diocese, ignoring calls from local officials to halt the process.
The New York Greek Film Expo wrapped on October 12 following an 11-day run, 13 screenings, and record attendance.
Antonis Remos captivated the Greek diaspora in Astoria, New York, with a heartfelt performance at Melrose Ballroom, joined by notable figures George Tsounis and Albert Bourla. The evening, filled with music and emotion, transformed the venue into a slice of Greece.
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America addressed the financial crisis at St. Demetrios Cathedral and School in Astoria during a press briefing on October 6, 2025. Led by Bishop Athenagoras, the Archdiocese outlined measures including a $700,000 advance, a $1 million line of credit, and plans for an independent consultant to ensure financial stabilization and educational sustainability.
Moviegoers came out in force to meet filmmakers and stars at the Opening Night Reception and Screening at New York Greek Film Expo 2025.
Pontian roots in New York shine through Evelyn Boatenk’s tale. This Greek-Ghanaian founder of Sagapo NYC blends her heritage into bold Greek flavors. Tune into The Greek Podyssey for her inspiring diaspora journey
On October 3, 2025, Greece celebrated the repatriation of 29 antiquities from New York, spanning the Late Neolithic to Late Hellenistic periods. Handed over by Matthew Bogdanos of the Manhattan DA’s Antiquities Trafficking Unit, the artifacts, previously trafficked through Fortuna Fine Arts, were seized after investigations confirmed their illicit origins. Culture Minister Lina Mendoni called the event significant in the fight against illegal antiquities trade.
YAL Conference 2025 brought Greek Orthodox young adults together in NYC for faith, leadership, and community. Explore Patriarchal talks, cruises, and more.
The New York Greek Film Expo 2025, will close with a special retrospective of the films of prominent Greek director, Pantelis Voulgaris, October 10-12 at the prestigious Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) in Astoria.
New York, 23 September 2025 – Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy…
Newly appointed US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle meets Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in a pivotal Washington DC encounter, underscoring unbreakable US-Greece bonds and Orthodox faith. Explore the details.
Hellenic Film Society presents the New York Greek Film Expo 2025 and Pantelis Voulgaris Retrospective October 2-12 in theaters in the New York metro area.
From Palestinian state recognition to Aegean disputes and Turkey’s growing role in Libya, Athens and Ankara prepare for a high-stakes meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
Taverna by The Gyro Project debuts August 4th at Hudson Yards, transforming a 2,000 sq. ft. space at 505 West 37th Street into a cozy Greek dining destination. Featuring classics like Pita Wraps and new dishes like Greek Lamb Chops and Vegan Artichoke Mousaka, crafted by Executive Chef Pavlos Xenopoulos, the restaurant offers 50 indoor seats, al fresco dining, and a Greek-inspired wine and beer program.
Oscar-winning actor George Clooney has called for the United Kingdom to return the Parthenon Sculptures…
Giannis Antetokounmpo may target Los Angeles, New York, or Miami if he leaves the Milwaukee Bucks, per NBA insider Howard Beck. After another early playoff exit, the two-time MVP’s future with the-seeking 30.6 points, 12.2 rebounds, and 6.5 assists this season fuel speculation about a potential move to a big-market team.
Mike Manatos’ appointment brings decades of leadership in Greek-American advocacy to help expand THI’s mission of supporting economic development and humanitarian aid in Greece and Cyprus.
The Hellenic Film Society presents The Last Taxi Driver, a gripping psychological thriller starring Klelia Andriolatou (Maestro in Blue) and award-winning actor Kostas Koronaios. Catch the screening on Sunday, April 27 at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria. Presented in Greek with English subtitles.
The Gyro Project is bringing its modern take on Greek street food to Manhattan with a grand opening on April 7 at 2062 Broadway. The first 50 guests at its April 10 celebration will receive free gyros and exclusive swag. Founded by George Tenedios and Spiro Kokkosis, the restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring gyros, Greek mezedes, feta-brined rotisserie chicken, and a unique frozen yogurt program.
Thousands of Greek-Americans gathered on New York’s Fifth Avenue to celebrate the 204th anniversary of Greek Independence Day. The parade, featuring honored guests like Olympiacos President Vangelis Marinakis and Greek political leaders, highlighted the enduring strength of the Greek diaspora. The event showcased Greek culture, unity, and pride, culminating in emotional moments, particularly the presence of the Evzones, Greece’s Presidential Guard.
The 86th annual Greek Independence Day Parade will take place this Sunday on Fifth Avenue in New York, featuring over 120 groups, 52 floats, and 15 bands. Organized by the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York, the event will honor Greek heritage with distinguished guests and honorees, including actor Christoforos Papakaliatis and Olympian Pyrros Dimas, as it marches from 64th to 79th Street led by the Evzones.
The Hellenic Film Society has launched “It’s Greek to Me! Greek-American Short Films,” a new program accepting submissions from Greek-American filmmakers until April 4, 2025, for a screening on May 17 at the Museum of the Moving Image. The initiative, a departure from HFS’s focus on Greek-made films, aims to celebrate the Greek-American film community, as announced by president Maria C. Miles.
Legendary investor John P. Calamos, Sr. is set to release his biography, The Sky’s the Limit, on April 22, 2025. This inspirational work chronicles his journey from a Vietnam War pilot to a Wall Street titan, offering lessons in service, entrepreneurship, and the pursuit of the American Dream.
New York, NY – The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of New York City celebrated its…
