The Greek language schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne, (GCM), are committed to meaningful and creative learning experiences. That creative approach is clear in their holiday program during the school break. This year’s holidays coincided with Orthodox Easter, so the program was dedicated
Melbourne marked Greek Independence Day with a special Lakeside Stadium reception highlighting the diaspora’s vital role in the 1821 Revolution.
A new school year approaches, and the Greek Community of Melbourne’s Language & Culture Schools are preparing to be filled with voices, energy, and creativity. “We look forward to welcoming back our students, old and new, and embarking together on a journey of learning, joy, and cultural
Children of all ages took to the stage and presented, with respect and professionalism, beloved melodies, narratives and musical compositions by the two great composers, Mikis Theodorakis and Manos Hadjidakis. With an impressive artistic tribute, the schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne
The Melbourne Food & Wine Festival will return from 20 to 29 March next year with a program of 200 events across the state, including a Greek-themed edition of its flagship World’s Longest Lunch. The Victorian Government earlier this week revealed the 2026 program, which will span venues in
The Union of Egyptians and Middle Eastern Greeks (EEAMA) marked a historic milestone on Sunday, celebrating 75 years since its founding with an event filled with emotion, pride and cultural remembrance. Held at the organisation’s Melbourne headquarters, the celebration honoured more than three
In an official announcement, the Greek National Tourism Organisation (GNTO) has confirmed the commencement of operations for its new office in Melbourne, aiming to strengthen Greece’s presence and further promote the country’s brand in the highly important Australian tourism market. According to
The Greek Book Fair, Australia’s biggest celebration of Greek and Greek Australian publications, is back next month. The one-day event on December 6 will again bring together writers, publishers and book retailers showcasing new and recent works by Greek and Greek Australian authors. Organisers say
