When Konstantinos Argyros stepped onto the stage of the Sydney Opera House last night, it…
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Over 3,000 Greek Americans filled Boston’s Fenway Park for the 8th annual Greek Heritage Night, hosted by the Alpha Omega Council in partnership with the Boston Red Sox. The evening honored Red Sox legend Harry Agganis, “The Golden Greek,” who was posthumously inducted into the Marines Sports Hall of Fame—becoming the first Greek-American to receive the distinction. The event celebrated Hellenic culture with traditional dance, community tributes, and a shared spirit of pride and philanthropy.
Experience the vibrancy of Greek culture this May with events across Queensland, South Australia, and Victoria. From the soulful sounds of Greek film classics by Cats and the Canary in Melbourne to the powerful retelling of Greek myths in Goddesses Unleashed, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss Queensland’s Paniyiri Greek Festival, featuring traditional dance, music, and delicious souvlaki, or Adelaide’s Festival Hellenika, offering mosaic workshops and guided tours.
THI Australia will celebrate its 10th Anniversary with a Gala Dinner on March 22, 2025, at the Fullerton Hotel in Sydney. The event will highlight a decade of support for Greece, featuring performances by Greek artist Kostas Karafotis and special tributes to key contributors. Proceeds will aid initiatives in healthcare, food security, and economic development, underscoring the Hellenic diaspora’s ongoing impact during Greece’s most challenging times.
Robbie Williams, one of the world’s biggest pop icons, will perform at Athens’ historic Kallimarmaro Stadium on October 2, 2025, as part of his “Live 2025 Tour.” Fans can expect a spectacular show featuring his greatest hits and a stunning audiovisual experience at this iconic cultural landmark.
The Epiphany Greek Festival, one of the most anticipated Greek cultural events in Sydney, is set to return in 2025 with an unforgettable day of festivities. Organised by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, this family-friendly event will take place on Sunday, 12th January 2025, at the picturesque Carss Bush Park.
For over two decades, epically talented and internationally acclaimed Greek Australian bouzouki player Tommy Tsonis has been captivating audiences across Australia and around the world.
Nick Pantazis and Tom Papadakos, inspired by their love for Greek culture and the convivial spirit of the local “barraki” (μπαράκι) —a Greek word meaning small bar, nightclub, or lounge, often used informally to describe a neighborhood hangout—decided to bring this lively social atmosphere to Chicago.
As Evangelia embarks on her first North American tour “Feels Like Greek Summer” which is presented by Power Muse Productions and music industry titans Live Nation, she is eager to share her music with audiences across the continent.
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.
Scheduled to land in Australia for her much anticipated tour, Peggy Zina has been delayed in Athens airport due to aircraft mechanical difficulties causing the necessary postponement of two of her scheduled shows. New dates here.
The 7th Greek Honey Festival is soon coming to Zappeion, Athens! A five-day celebration for…
It’s truly heartwarming to witness the incredible journey of the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church…
On August 20th, Greece’s navy will open more than 27 lighthouses to the public as…
The question that has been on everyone’s mind lately is, “Who did it first?” as recent events surrounding renowned artist Nikos Oikonomopoulos wearing the Greek flag at his concert have sparked a new trend in the music industry.
Nikos Oikonomopoulos will soon be releasing a duet with Israeli singer Eden Ben Zaken his official fan page has revealed. The duet, which is to be Nikos first collaboration with an Israeli artist, is expected to be recorded very soon and released in the coming months.
Over 80,000 Visitors to Greek Summer Festival – the Largest Greek Festival in NSW [photos and video]
With more than 80,000 visitors, over 100 stalls and live entertainment, the Greek Summer Festival is officially Sydney’s largest Greek cultural festival of the year.
One of the most loyal and authentic representatives of folk song, Giorgos Margaritis, returns to…
An event paying tribute to the Greek culture with participation of some of the most loved Greek-Australian people, entertainment and brands, the Greek Summer Festival that was held last Sunday 6 June at Carss Park, Australia, was a resounding success with over 40,000 visitors attending on the day.
Watch one of the biggest boxing fights ever in Australia – George Kambosos Jr. vs Devin Haney – on Sunday 5 June, free and live on one of Australia’s largest outdoor screens at the Greek Summer Festival in Carss Park, Sydney.
One of the biggest names in the Geek entertainment industry, Stelios Dionisiou, will be singing live at the Greek Summer Festival, which is to be held at Carss Park on Sunday 5th of June from 10am to 5pm.
The Jewish Museum of Greece (JMG) inaugurated the “Stone Routes – Stories from Stone: Jewish…
Metallon, one of the oldest chamber music groups of the Athens State Orchestra (ASO), will…
Vamvakou Revival, an initiative by a group of young men and women who set out…
Just a few days before the 9th year of Navarino Challenge, people of all ages…
First edition of the Festival of Crete to take place this summer Its motto is…
Starting on 22nd February and running for one week only, a visit to Woolloomooloo wharf will feel like a trip to Greece as MOLO transforms itself into MOLO/Mykonos.
The incredible voices of Greek tenor Marios Frangoulis and American jazz diva Tammy Mccann will…
If you’re anywhere near water in Greece on Sunday 18th of August, you must go…
Esteemed Greek-Australian chef Peter Conistis, will be cooking up a storm right in front of…
