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FESTIVAL HELLENIKA® is an exciting and diverse arts festival fostering Hellenic links to the arts and celebrating Hellenic culture. ‘Hellenic’ because the focus is not on Greek nationality but Hellenic culture, both inside and outside Greece. Anybody with an interest and a passion for Hellenic art and culture is welcome, indeed encouraged to participate.

Hellenism represents a culture beyond borders, with a long and significant tradition both inside and outside of what is now the Greek Nation. It flourishes in Cyprus, The United States, Canada, Brazil, Australia and elsewhere, with major contributions from many diverse people, from Lord Byron to Con the Fruiterer.

FESTIVAL HELLENIKA® is held annually in Adelaide during March, April and May and is a major part of the Hellenic cultural scene in South Australia.

It is an open platform for people of any background to showcase Hellenic connections to the arts and their Australian manifestations.

We actively support local artists and work to make FESTIVAL HELLENIKA® accessible to the broader community. In this way we inform, broaden horizons, break down stereotypes, and foster greater harmony and understanding.

FESTIVAL HELLENIKA® is coordinated by the South Australian Council for the Greek Cultural Month Incorporated. It is a community, umbrella organisation, with membership open to any group, organisation and society with an interest in Hellenic connections to the arts. Established in 1991, with the support of the Consulate General of Greece in South Australia, it is non-political, non-sectarian, non-profit and independent. The Governing board of volunteers is elected every two years by member organisations.

Life comes to the Festival through artists, presenters, sponsors and audiences like you. We welcome you all and invite you to come join us in celebrating with FESTIVAL HELLENIKA®, as a vital part of Australia’s cultural diversity.

FESTIVAL HELLENIKAΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΣ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΤΙΚΟΣ ΜΗΝΑΣ

› Cretan Association of SA

› Constantinople Hellenic Society of SA

› Cypriot Community of SA

› Friends of Ecclesiastical & Byzantine Music Association

› Glendi Greek Festival

› Greeks of Egypt & Middle East Society of SA Incorporated

› Greek Orthodox Community & Parish of Prophet Elias

› Greek Orthodox Community & Parish of Saint Spyridon

› Greek Orthodox Community of Port Adelaide The Nativity of Christ

› Greek Orthodox Community & Parish of Saint George

› Greek Orthodox Community & Parish of Saint Anthony

› Greek Orthodox Parish of Saint Panteleimon

MEMBERS OF THE SA COUNCIL FOR THE GREEK CULTURAL MONTH INCORPORATED

› Inter-Communities Council of SA

› Malona Society St George Rhodes SA Incorporated

› National Union of Greek Australian Students SA

› Organisation of Hellenic & Hellenic Cypriot Women of Australia

› Panarcadian Association SA ‘Kolokotronis’

› Pan Ipirotikos Society of SA

› Pan-Laconian Society of SA

› Pan Macedonian Association of South Australia

› Panrhodian Society Colossus (SA) Incorporated

› SA Friends of A.A.I.A Inc.

› The Vrinean Society

› Zakynthian Society of SA

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERSApostolou, George Boravos, Thomas Capetanakis, Tassos Dacolias, Loula Dimopoulos, Eva Fotopoulos, Adonis Kelakios, Sabina Kouzionis, Matoula Papafilopoulos, Zoi Potiris, Anastasia Tsalikis, Joanna Kriaris, Nick Simos, Sam

Greeks of Egypt & Middle East Society SA (Treasurer)

Co-opted member

Co-opted member

Greek Orthodox Community & Parish of St George

Pan Ipirotikos Society SA

The Vrinean Society

Panrhodian Society Colossus’ (SA) Incorporated

Constantinople Hellenic Society SA Inc.

Panarcadian Association SA ‘Kolokotronis’ (Vice President)

Glendi Greek Festival (Secretary)

Organisation of Hellenic & Hellenic Cypriot Women of Australia

Associate Member

Associate Member

ΜΕΛΗ ΤΟΥ ΔΙΟΙΚΗΤΙΚΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥ

ΜΕΛΗ ΤΟΥ ΝΟΤΙΟ ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΙΑΝΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΥ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΤΙΚΟΥ ΜΗΝΑ

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTΜΗΝΥΜΑ ΤΗΣ ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΥ

As always I am excited about the Festival Hellenika ® program. The 2017 program is going to be filled with performances, presentations, exhibitions, concerts and events that reflect the talent and passion that engage audiences throughout South Australia and Greece. We aim to reach people from all walks of life, including a commitment to young people from early childhood through to tertiary level. Furthermore, we are proud of our creative achievements and our long-standing aim to encourage, nurture and promote all aspects of Hellenic cultural creativity creation and its Australian manifestations.

Some of our highlights this year will be our musical events. Musical Centres of the Aegean at the Dunstan Playhouse featuring Areti Ketime and Manolis Kottoros who will take us on an unforgettable journey not to be missed. Apodimi Kompania at the Marion Cultural Centre will touch us with Rebetika and Greek Folkloric music. Nostalgic cinema screenings will bring back memories for many; presentations on Greek Folk Remedies: Foods Facts & Fictions and Constantinople: through foreign eyes will be interesting and engaging. We invite you to hear and reflect on the stories, memories and experiences of actual passengers of the Begoña, predominately – bride ship – that transported them from Greece to Australia 60 years ago. Also as it is 60 years since the death of Nikos Kazantzakis there will be a presentation regarding one of Greece’s most famous, international acclaimed man of letters. And there are so many more. We look forward to seeing you at these events.

Festival Hellenika® is made possible through the passion, commitment and generosity of our committee members, our sponsors and of course the public who I thank for their ongoing support. Over the next few months, I trust we will immerse you in the richness, abundance and variety of our Festival.

Loula Dacolias President

PROGRAMME

Disclaimer: Programme details are correct at the time of printing but are subject to change where necessary and without notice.

For updates follow us on Facebook (FestivalHellenika) or check our website (www.festivalhellenika.org.au)

DATE/TIME LOCATION TICKETS BOOKINGS OTHER

Presented by SACGCM

An outdoor Cinema event, show casing the gold couple of Greek Cinema, Aliki Vougiouklaki and Dimitris Papamichael.

This is a story of two families, on the island of Crete, whose everlasting rivalry has split the inhabitants in two groups. In Chania, Crete the townspeople either defend the Fourtounakis or the Vrontakis families, and for what cause? It started ages ago and they don’t even remember why they hate each other. A Cretan style romantic comedy set in the picturesque beauty that is Crete that will have you in stitches.

H νεράϊδα και το παλικάριCinema under the Stars / Θερινό Σινεμά

Friday 3 February 7:45pm

Greek Orthodox Parish of Saint Andrew’s

Cnr Beach and Morton Roads, Christie Downs SA 5164

Gold Coin Donation

N/A

The St Andrew Parish, Parents and Friends committee have kindly offered their time to provide Food and Drinks at a cost.

Presented by SACGCM in association with Adapt Enterprises

Featuring two Greek-Australian performers Stan Bastiras and Ross Vosvotekas. Stan has been part of the music scene for over thirty years. Ross Voss has been performing comedy for almost ten years. Original acoustic tunes and stand up comedy! A unique night of performance. The show will entertain all. Grab a meal downstairs before the show.

TWO GREEK-AUSTRALIANS WALK INTO A BARComedy – Music / Κωμωδία - Μουσική

16 -18 February 23, 25 February 2 - 4 March 8:00pm

Astor Hotel Rooftop Bar

437 Pulteney Street, Adelaide SA 5000

16 February Preview $15 Full Price $18 Concession $15

Adelaide Fringe Tix 1300 621 255 and

www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/two-greek-australians-walk-into-a-bar

Presented by Greek Orthodox Parish and Community ‘Prophet Elias’

An Adelaide Greek band made up of local musicians have prepared a superb festival programme of live entertainment.

At the Greek Festival of Norwood, you will find:

• An abundant menu of many Greek foods and Greek beverages

• Greek dancing by various local dance groups

• Games for children of all ages

• Greek fun in a happy, multicultural and family atmosphere

• Visits, explanations and tours of the Orthodox Church

• The only Greek-Australian Museum in Adelaide

NORWOOD GREEK FESTIVALDay Fair / Πανηγύρι

Saturday 18 February 5:00pm till midnight

Prophet Elias Church

87 Beulah Road Norwood SA 5067

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

Presented by SACGCM

An outdoor Cinema event, show casing the golden couple of Greek Cinema, Aliki Vougiouklaki and Dimitris Papamichael.

Aliki is in love with someone who is serving his duty in the Greek navy. Wanting to see him, she disguises herself as a navy soldier and gets aboard her lover’s ship. Things get more complicated when she comes across the ship’s captain, her father!

Η Αλίκη στο NαυτικόCinema under the Stars / Θερινό Σινεμά

Friday 24 February 7:45pm

Senior Campus Saint George College

75 Rose Street Mile End SA 5031

Gold Coin Donation

N/A

The St George College, Parents and Friends committee have kindly offered their time to provide Food and Drinks at a cost.

Presented by Athens Production

Loucas started his career when Cat Stevens gave him his first singing job in London.

A Cypriot refugee, multi award winner, singer / songwriter presents a basket full of stories and songs by some of the best songwriters of Greece including M Hatzidakis, M Theodorakis, K Hatzis competing against some of the best songs from America that Nana Mouskouri made famous all over the world.

You get to vote! ‘Among the best 5 shows’ The Advertiser, ‘A night to remember, ‘Didn’t want the night to end,’ ‘Heavenly, mesmerising’ MTV, London. ‘Amazing’ Adelaide Theatre Guide.

A BATTLE OF SONGS: GREECE VERSUS THE USA

Cabaret - Music / Μουσική Βραδιά

3-4, 12, 17-18 March, 7:30pm

Fedora’s Restaurant, The Hilton Hotel

264 South Road Hilton SA 5033

Adults $25 Concession $20 Children $15

Adelaide Fringe Tix 1300 621 255

www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/a-battle-of-songs-greece-versus-the-usa-over-2000-shows-in-london-with-loucas-loizou

For dinner bookings call (08) 8443 8404 from 6:00pm. Tickets also available at the door.

OVER 2000 SHOWS IN LONDONWITH LOUCAS LOIZOU

Presented by Kyriakos Gold

“Alo, dali mou! Pame vizita sto Adelai?”

After 3 sold out nights in Melbourne, The Greeklish Project comes to Adelaide!

Join Kyriakos Gold a for a night of hilarity and Greek-Australian madness. Contestants will have the chance to test their Greeklish* knowledge and fight for the title of South Australian Greeklish “Tsampio” or just share favourite Greeklish experiences.

Come along to match wits and be judged by fellow Greek-lebrities and you might even win some great prizes along the way.

*GREEKLISH: A beautifully blended combination of Greek and English. A ‘dialect’ that has emerged from years of Greek migrants living in an English-speaking nation and finding their way to bridge the language barrier

THE GREEKLISH PROJECT: ADELAIDE EDITIONComedy / Κωμωδία

Friday 3 March 7:00pm

The Deli

54A George St Thebarton SA 5031

$15 + BF Drinks and food available for purchase

www.trybooking.com/book/event?embed&eid=258419

or

www.facebook.com/greeklishproject

Presented by Michelle and Keke Oriental Dance

Alexandria the second largest city in Egypt known as ‘The Pearl of the Mediterranean’ and has an atmosphere that is more Mediterranean than Middle Eastern.

This stems from its ancient intention to be a Hellenistic Centre in Egypt. There continue to be Greek Taverns in Alexandria, Egypt which boast port views.

‘Taverna Alexandria’ is a recreation of this, here in Adelaide, held at GEMES club featuring delicious Greek/Egyptian cuisine, live nostalgic Greek music, Greek/Egyptian folk dance relevant to the region.

Featuring guest performer ‘Caroline’ a professional oriental dancer from Egypt.

TAVERNA ALEXANDRIAEntertainment / Διασκέδαση

Saturday 4 March 7:30pm

Greeks of Egypt and Middle East Society Hall

56 Richmond Road Keswick SA 5035

$40 per person including food. Drinks available to purchase at the bar

Keke - 0425 459 266

Taki - 0412 950 796

Presented by the Friends of A.A.I.A inc.and SACGCM

An Archaeological walk designed for everyone, especially young students. The event will involve walking, at a leisurely pace from Victoria Square to the Art Gallery, via King William Street and North Terrace.

We will look at the facades of some of Adelaide’s finest classical buildings. Your guide will be Spiros Sarris, President of the South Australian Friends of the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens Incorporated.

CLASSICAL GREEK COLUMNS WALKWorkshop on the move (approximately 2 hours)/ Ξενάγηση

Monday 13 March (Public Holiday) 9:45am

Meet at 9:45am in front of SA Water Building (South East corner of Victoria Square and Angas Street) to commence walk at 10:00am.

Note: The holding of this outdoor event is subject to prevailing weather conditions; therefore please wear appropriate attire / hats etc. Minors MUST be accompanied by an adult.

FREE ADMISSION

Essential – RSVP by Friday 10 March 2017 by calling or sending a text message to Spiros Sarris 0404 145 455 or Email: spiross@adam.com.au

Presented by SACGCM in collaboration with the City of West Torrens

Local Greek artists Joanna Kalambogias, Pandora, Helen Panagopoulos, Ioanna Touloumtzoglou and Litsa Tourlis come together to capture through their eyes and their unique and individual artistry the essence of HELLAS: A KALEIDOSCOPE OF COLOUR.

Kaleidoscope derives from the Greek words καλός - beautiful, είδος - form and σκοπέω - to look; and indeed this exhibition will embrace it all through the works of these multi-talented artists.

Come along to see this exhibition truly a feast for the eyes, the heart and the sole.

HELLAS: A KALEIDOSCOPE OF COLOURArt Exhibition / Έκθεση

Monday 20 March - Sunday 2 April

City of West Torrens Auditorium Hamra Centre

1 Brooker Tce Hilton SA 5033

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

Presented by Peter Photakis, Panrhodian Society Colossus (SA) Incorporated and SACGCM

Migration is associated with Hellenic life since Homeric times. Generations of Hellenes left their homeland in a quest for new horizons and the promise of fulfilment of their dreams and aspirations. The era of Post-World War II saw an influx of young single Hellenic women migrating to Australia to start a new life.

Peter Photakis’ talk recounts his journey of the 900 Nifes (brides) who travelled with him and his family on the ship Begoña in 1957.

2017 is the sixtieth Anniversary of this Journey. Peter and some of these Nifes reunite and present their Odyssey from then to now.

JOURNEY IN THE SHIP BEGOÑA - 60 YEARS THEN AND NOWTalk - Ομιλία

Wednesday 29 March 7:00pm

Panrhodian Society Colossus (SA) Incorporated

148a Henley Beach Road Torrensville SA 5031

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

Μουσικά Κέντρα του Αιγαίου

Concert / Συναυλία

Saturday 1 April 8pm

Dunstan Playhouse Adelaide Festival Centre

$45

BASS 131 246

https://www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au/shows/festival-hellenika/

MUSICAL CENTRES OF THE AEGEAN MUSIC HELLENIKA®

Presented by SACGCM and the Adelaide Festival Centre

The Musical Centres of the Aegean is a music show which concentrates on the traditional music of the Greek Aegean Sea’s islands. Τhe skillful violinist Manolis Kottoros conducts and performs at this vertebrate musical narration which focuses on the elements which influenced and finally transformed the Aegean islands’ musical production. Manolis Kottoros has participated in numerous concerts in Greece and abroad and he has a knowledge of Greek traditional music.

He collaborates with the well-known international singer and santour player Areti Ketime who participates as a soloist in the show. In the Musical Centres of the Aegean project Manolis Kottoros has assembled in suites the most characteristic tunes and songs of the most significant musical centres of the Aegean. He and his fellow musicians perform them in a contemporary style but with all the respect afforded to each one of the local musical idioms, join them for an unforgettable journey across the Aegan.

Presented by Dr. Margaret O’Hea

Dr. Margaret O’Hea, Senior Lecturer in Archaeology in the Department of Classics, Archaeology and Ancient History at The University of Adelaide, will present this richly engaging and timely talk. In what ways did communities identify themselves as Greek, centuries after their ancestors settled in cities of the Hellenistic Near East?

It is easy to forget that different ethnic and religious groups lived – often peacefully – side by side in the Near East for millennia and that cultural blendings were commonplace.

This lecture will explore some aspects of integration and persistent Greek identities in the regions which became the Roman provinces of Syria, Arabia and Palestine, from an archaeologist’s perspective. Not to be missed

LIVING IN THE EAST: TRANSFORMATIONS IN GREEK CULTURE

Talk / Ομιλία

Tuesday 11 April 7:00pm

Room GO4 Napier Building

The University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

200 BC – AD 200

Presented by Meraki Music

An evening with Greek Dance music with Meraki and friends. Featuring music from the Greek islands (nisiotika), mainland (dimotika) and urban centres (rebetika, laika). Songs of love and celebration.

Michael Tyllis (vocals, oud, bouzouki), Polixeni Arabatzis (vocals), Nick Arabatzis (vocals, bouzouki), Mary Raptis (violin), Steve Papadopoulos (guitar), Paul Jankovic (double bass), Demeter Tsounis (piano, baglamas, toumberleki)

GREEK MUSIC BY THE SEA - MERAKI MUSICEntertainment / Διασκέδαση

Saturday 29 April Doors open 6:00pm. Programme 7:00 – 11:00pm

Seacliff Surf Lifesaving Club

248 Esplanade Seacliff SA 5049

$25 (free admission 12 years and under)

0410 765 942

APODIMI COMPANIAConcert / Συναυλία

Friday 21 April 8:00pm

Marion Cultural Centre

287 Diagonal Road Oaklands Park 5046

$30

Spartan Electrical, 140 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville or call George 0417 844 140 Limited seating book early

Presented by SACGCM

Authentic traditional music and songs of the Greek Islands, Crete, Asia Minor and Rembetika music played in the ‘old style’

Originally from Brunswick, Melbourne and now residing in Athens, Greece for the past 22 years, Apodimi Compania is one of the world’s leading exponents of Rebetika and Greek Folk Song and Dance music.

The group perform both styles of music with grace and dexterity, clearly in love with their repertoire, on a variety of traditional instruments, including the Fiddle, six string Bouzouki, Tzoura, Baglama, Banjo, Guitar, Oud and Lute as well as excellent vocals. Apodimi Kompania have released three albums through Brunswick Recordings and another 5 albums in Greece.

SHAKIN’ THE WORLD OVER: AUSTRALIA’S GREEK CAFES & MILK BARSTalk - Ομιλία

Wednesday 3 May 7:00pm

Cibo Espresso

218 Rundle Street Adelaide SA 5000

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

The book, Greek Cafes & Milk Bars of Australia, will be available for purchase and signing at the event.

Presented by Leonard Janiszewski & Effy Alexakis and SACGCM

Many still remember, the Greek cafe of milk bar in each suburb and every country town, in Australia open all hours, 7 days a week.

This lecture chronicles how these family-based food-catering enterprises were a ‘Trojan Horse’ for the Americanisation of the eating, social and cultural habits of Australians from the very start of the twentieth century. They introduced American commercial food-catering ideas, technology and products and influenced the development of cinema, popular music and even architecture along American lines. The Greek café and milk bar ‘transformed’ Australian popular culture.

Presented by social historian Leonard Janiszewski and documentary photographer Effy Alexakis, the lecture not only investigates the overall development of Greek cafés and milk bars across Australia (including Adelaide and South Australia), but also the personal stories of those involved – proprietors, waiting staff and customers.

IONIA REMBETIKO BANDEntertainment / Διασκέδαση

Saturday 6 May 7:30pm

Navarino Hall

83 South Road Thebarton SA 5031

$50 including food

Christos 0415 308 393 or Kostas 0408 640 603

Presented by Ionia Rembetiko Band

A Greek night of Laika, Rembetika and Dimotika songs with dancing and food supplied by Pluto’s Philosophers Kitchen

6 musicians Apostolis Poulis (vocals & oud), Patty Montgomery (politiki lyra), John Kourbelis (Santouri & baglama), Steve Papadopoulos (guitar), Ann Harrington (toumberleki), and Hristakis (bouzouki)

Presented by Organisation of Hellene and Hellene-Cypriot Women of Australia (SA) Incorporated

An open forum presented in conjunction with the SA History Festival, exploring the time honoured traditions of folk remedies and their relation to health and well being. Greek healing remedies dating from the time of Hippocrates, offer a wealth of natural treatments and therapies to heal body, mind and spirit. They are still practised today in many Greek households but the question remains, how effective or ‘natural’ are these holistic remedies and what can they offer us in the light of modern medicine?

In addition to a historical overview of Greek home remedies and practices, the therapeutic properties of particular foods, herbs and plants will be discussed with the inclusion of audio /visual displays and tastings including chicken soup. Guest speakers include Naturopath Lynne Singlewood and Peter Photakis (on Olive Leaf extract).

GREEK FOLK REMEDIES: FOODS FACTS & FICTIONS Forum - Talk / Δημόσια Συζήτηση

Sunday 7 May 2:00pm

North Adelaide Community Centre

176 Tynte Street North Adelaide SA 5006

Gold coin donation

Bookings Essential please call 0422 617 015 / 0404 210 553

Presented by Toula Kritas

Constantinople, the city of Emperor Constantine, was the capital of the Eastern Roman, or Byzantine, Empire for over 1000 years. It was considered the largest and wealthiest city in the western world, and to many it was the centre of the known world, surpassing all other cities of the time.

Thousands of people of all social classes, including pilgrims, royalty, church officials, diplomats, crusaders, artists and scholars, travelled to Constantinople, and many wrote about their experiences.

This talk will explore Constantinople through the writings of travellers and others who for religious, cultural, political or other reasons, found themselves in the Queen of Cities. By drawing on evidence including ambassadorial and diplomatic reports, letters, literary texts and travel descriptions, we will examine how Constantinople – the city, its people and culture – was viewed by visitors from both the west and the east.

CONSTANTINOPLE: THROUGH FOREIGN EYES Talk / Ομιλία

Wednesday 17 May 7:00pm

Room 3, Thebarton Community Centre

Cnr Ashwin Parade and South Road Torrensville SA 5031

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

‘A MORAL DUTY TO THE GREEKS’

Talk / Ομιλία

Saturday 3 June 3:00pm

Greeks of Egypt & Middle East Society Hall

56 Richmond Rd Keswick SA 5035

FREE ADMISSION

N/A

NEW ZEALAND AND GREEK ARMIES TOGETHER IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND ITALY 1942-1944

Presented by Martyn Brown

2017 marks the 75th anniversary of the beginning of several years of interaction between the New Zealand and free Greek armies in the Middle East and Italy during the same conflict. Radio broadcasts, Christmas postcards and socialising between the troops project an image of bonding and respect. The two armies also had their only shared victory against the Axis enemy during this period.

It was a time that also permeated with frustration, intrigue and diplomatic power plays. Examining the New Zealand experience offers insights into the interaction of the Greeks, New Zealanders and the British during this period.

The presentation will also utilise various multi-media from the period concerned.

Presented by Tsambika DeGeorge and Con Dalagiorgos

An open forum presented for children under 12 years of age.

An intimate and casual performance of Greek children’s and traditional songs, encouraging audience participation. 45 minutes

Τα Ζουζούνια της ΑδελαϊδαςMusical Performance for Children

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Presented by George Stassinakis Celebrating 60 years from the death of Nikos Kazantzakis

Mr George Stassinakis, President of the International Society of Friends of Nikos Kazantzakis and Ambassador of Hellenism, invites you to partake in the 60 year celebrations since the death of renowned Greek author Nikos Kazantzakis in 2017.

Mr Stassinakis is the founder of the Society of Friends of Nikos Kazantzakis and has been involved in the promotion of Nikos Kazantzakis’s literary works worldwide for over 28 years

Ο διαχρονικός ΚαζαντζάκηςThe Timeless Nikos Kazantzakis

Sunday 12 November

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Apodimi Compania Friday 21 April at 8pm Marion Cultural Centre

FESTIVAL HELLENIKA 2017

Tickets $30 Spartan Electrical Torrensville 8352 4222

or George 0417 844 140