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GCM Dinner commemorates Greek National Day with song & dance (photos)

The event brought together members of the Greek community, community leaders and public figures, in a vibrant atmosphere

Greece’s alternate minister at the Greek Center for the postal vote

GCMS President Bill Papastergiadis welcomed the Minister along with V.P. Dr. Jim Bossinakis, the Board of Directors & Dr. Nick Dallas, Dr. Spyridoula Demetriou, Helene Hiotis, & Leonidas Vlahakis

“Axion Esti: Worthy it is” A concert to celebrate the distinguished Mikis Theodorakis & Odysseas Elytis

Celebrating a turning point in Greece’s history of Greek music and poetry

Greece’s Alternate Interior Minister will meet with members of the Greek Community of Melbourne

Organized in collaboration with the Greek Consulate to Victoria, the event is open to all

GCM: “Opou Gis & Patris”, new show added

Tickets are selling fast, and this is your chance to experience the laughter and joy of "Opou Gis & Patris", the hit play written by Dean Kalymniou

Greek Community Community of Melbourne announces 2024 “ΧΟΡΟΣ” Dinner Dance

It is scheduled to take place on Friday, March 22, 2024

City of Melbourne acknowledges Antipodes Festival as Tier 1 Event (photos)

Once again, the Festival showcased exemplary samples of Greek art, culture, entertainment, and cuisine, solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone event in Melbourne's cultural calendar

Theodore Skalkos: Remembering the Greek magnate of Australia’s ethnic media

Mr Skalkos’ name remains synonymous with Australia’s ethnic media and the ground-breaking printing reforms he championed

“Opou Gis &Patris”, the exciting theatrical comedy coming direct from Greece

A co-production with the Greek Community of Melbourne, arriving directly from Greece for just three performances

The countdown begins for the 2024 Antipodes Festival (photos)

From traditional dances to contemporary beats, the Antipodes Festival promises a feast for the senses that has become a cherished cornerstone of Melbourne's cultural calendar

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