August 6 A rising star in his native island of Crete, Sifis is on the rise across the whole of the Greek world where his booming voice commands attention. Come and enjoy a night with Sifis accompanied by some of Melbourne’s finest musicians including Tony Iliou and Paddy Montgom

Friday 13 August Come and enjoy an evening with the Paskalia Ensemble. Intense & captivating – Greek musical tradition is adapting to the 21st century and Australia’s Aria Award winning Pascal Latra is at the forefront of this process. Her music aches with emotional tr

September 10 We’re curious to understand how young creators, entrepreneurs, and passionate first-timers want to impact their community. So, we’re hosting a ΣHARK-TANK  that’s noisier, more fun, and more local than the TV show. Our theme is the Greek culture  and community and mu

August 28 Ride a conveyor belt  through the variety of connections that exist in the Greek community. 12-2pm: Network with prominent Greek-Australian figures from a variety of industries to bolster your professional identity and awareness #industry  3-5pm: Then, your day flips on its

December 5 Details to come

September 8th Details to come

August 3 Dreaming of a holiday on a Greek island? Transport yourself to Mykonos for a night for the 2nd installment of the Greek Community’s ‘Flavours of Greece’ festival: Mykonos celebrates Manto Mavrogenous https://www.trybooking.com/BSTOL

The opening event for our Flavours of Greece festival: A night at Philhellene celebrating the hero Daskalogiannis. A 3 course Cretan feast with Cretan wines from Lyrarakis Winery. Live Cretan music with Sifis Tsourdalakis, Paddy Montgomery and George Ebrahimi Rerakis Tickets for the e

July 30th Live music is back at the Greek Centre and we’re starting our 2021 Live At The Greek program off with a bang! Agapi and Friends will join us on July 30th to serenade us with a selection of nostalgic and much loved Greek classics from the 40’s, 50’s 60’s and 70’s. Featu

The Greek Community of Melbourne and Palace Cinemas presents, KING OTTO. In the summer of 2004, audiences looked on in disbelief as the Greek National Football Team, a country that had never previously won a single match or even scored a goal in a major tournament, took down the giant