Set in the heart of the stunning Wiltshire countryside, the Chalke History Festival – the UK’s leading celebration of history – will return from 22nd to 28th June 2026 to bring the past vividly to life through a rich programme of top-class talks, wide-ranging discussions, striking
Music, dance, and traditional flavors brought a taste of Greece to the heart of Melbourne during the 38th Antipodes Festival. Credit: Antipodes Festival Official Facebook Page For three days, the sounds and spirit of Greece resonated through downtown Melbourne as the 38th Antipodes Festival drew
The MANASIS dance ensemble will once again represent Melbourne’s Greek community at the iconic Moomba Festival Parade, taking place on Monday 9 March in the heart of the city. Participation in the Moomba Festival, the largest community celebration in Melbourne, is considered a significant honour
The 38th Antipodes Festival has returned to the heart of Melbourne, with Lonsdale Street transformed into a vibrant celebration of Hellenic culture as thousands turned out for the opening day. Although official attendance figures have yet to be released, the sheer density of the crowd suggested the
The 38th edition of Antipodes Festival 2026 will transform Lonsdale Street in Melbourne’s CBD into a vibrant hub of Greek culture from February 28 to March 1. This free, two-day event features over 500 performers, more than 100 food and market stalls, and 90 hours of live entertainment
The Greek Festival Sydney returns for its 44th year, commencing on March 1, 2026, at Tumbalong Park in Darling Harbour. This annual event celebrates Greek Australian culture through food, music, dance, and community activities, drawing thousands of visitors. Organizers anticipate strong attendance
Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni attended the Cavafy Awards ceremony in Cairo, marking the dynamic return of the Cavafy Festival 2026 after a seven-year hiatus. The festival, revived through coordinated efforts by the Greek Embassy, aims to strengthen Greek-Egyptian cultural ties. In her
The Greek Festival of Sydney is back for 2026, bringing the best in Greek arts, ideas, music, and community celebrations to Darling Harbour. Now in its 44th year, the festival will kick off on Sunday, March 1, at Darling Harbour, attracting thousands of visitors to enjoy food, wine, arts, and gifts
Tilda Sikes, seasoned arts administrator, has been on the job as director of the Sydney Greek Festival for just under a month. Her 30-plus years of arts management will be used to elevate Sydney’s Greek Festival at Darling Harbour to even greater prominence. “The Greek Festival has always been
The heart of Adelaide’s inner north came alive over the weekend as the Prospect Greek Festival brought together families, community leaders and visitors for a celebration of Greek culture, tradition and community life. Held in the City of Prospect, the festival drew steady crowds throughout the day
