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FESTIVAL HELLENIKA® is an exciting and diverse arts festival which provides an open platform for people of all backgrounds to showcase Hellenic connections to the arts and their Australian manifestations. It is held annually in Adelaide from late February to June and 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, society or individual with an interest in Hellenic arts and culture. We seek to embrace all art forms including literature, performance, music, cinema, art and architecture, history, outdoor events, develop new work and encourage emerging artists.

The defining feature of FESTIVAL HELLENIKA®, is Hellenism - the study of all things Greek past and present both locally and internationally.

Since its foundation in 1991 with the support of the Consulate General of Greece in South Australia, Festival Hellenika® has developed into one of the premier cultural events in Adelaide and remains a major part of South Australia’s cultural scene. The Festival is non-political, non-sectarian, non profit and independent and is facilitated, coordinated and presented by the South Australian Council for the Greek Cultural Month Inc (SACGCM). The Governing board of volunteers is elected every two years by member organisations.

Life comes to FESTIVAL HELLENIKA® through our artists, presenters, sponsors and audiences like you. We welcome you all and invite you to come join us in celebrating one of the premier festivals of this state by immersing yourself in our rich and exciting program.

I am writing this message with mixed emotions as I will be stepping down as President after this year’s festival. Festival Hellenika® is constantly evolving. I believe that our festival is a leader in cultural excellence, creativity, nurturing and promoting all aspects of Hellenism and its Australian manifestations. The Festival Hellenika® committee, who every year continue to be passionate, generous and committed to the Festival, are very proud of their achievements to date.

Our program is jam-packed and designed to inspire, engage and introduce people of all ages to the world of Hellenic culture.

The content of our program highlights a myriad of experiences including performances, presentations, exhibitions, concerts and events that will have you coming back.

We look forward to welcoming new and familiar faces to our events throughout 2020, as attendance continues to increase each year.

Message from the PresidentΜΗΝΥΜΑ ΤΗΣ ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΥ

Some of our highlights this year include our musical concert: Zeibekiko: the most popular dance (Laikos horos) of urban Greeks. A philosophy play "Zeno’s Secret" by Dr Edward Spence will encompass themes of Stoic philosophy, and how to be happy in an unhappy world. This year we are also launching “OINOS”, a wine dinner like no other, exploring the history and indigenous grape varieties of Greece. We have a range of talks that will engage you consisting of topics on Classics to Greek migration and Greek language. We look forward to seeing you at these events over the next few months.

I would like to thank the Government of South Australia, our valued sponsors, supporters and attendees for continuing their support for our festival this year. We are grateful to all of them.

I trust our Festival will immerse you in the richness, abundance and variety that is Greek Culture. Enjoy.

Loula Dacolias President

Platinum Sponsors

Major Sponsor

2020 SPONSORS

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Award Winning Venue

Cavan – Factory & Display12 Stock Road Cavan SA 5094

Phone: 7070 1728Email: [email protected]

Glandore – 7 Day Display Village712 South Road Glandore SA 5037


Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Acknowledgements

A.V. Adamson & Co.A c c o u n t a n t s

150 South Road, Torrensville SA 5031(08) 8352 4955

Glendi

OEEGA

Sparthenia Pty Ltd

SAM the TV MAN

Neos KosmosRadio Doriforos

Radio EnaRadio Melodia

SBS Greek Radio

ADMOTION MEDIA

Creation and Production

Design • Pr int • Web • Photo • Video

Cretan Association of SA

Constantinople Hellenic Society of SA

Cypus Community of SA Inc

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

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 AA.I.A Inc.

The Vrinean Society

Zakynthian Society of SA

Μελη Του Νοτιο Αυστραλιανου Συμβουλιου Ελληνικου Πολιτιστικου Μηνα

Members of the SA Council for the Greek Cultural Month Incorporated

ΜΕΛΗ ΤΟΥ ΔΙΟΙΚΗΤΙΚΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥ

Apostolou George (Treasurer) Greeks of Egypt & Middle East Society SA

Boravos Thomas Co-opted member

Capetanakis Tassos Co-opted member

Dacolias Loula (President) Greek Orthodox Community & Parish of St George

Dimopoulos Eva Pan Ipirotikos Society SA

Fotopoulos Adoni The Vrinean Society

Kelakios Sabina Panrhodian Society Colossus’ (SA) Incorporated

Lyrtzis Jim Associate Member

Papafilopoulos Zoi (Vice President) Panarcadian Assoc SA ‘Kolokotronis’

Potiris Anastasia (Secretary) Glendi Greek Festival

Simos Sam Associate Member

Tsalikis Joanna Organisation of Hellenic & Hellenic Cypriot Women of Australia

Vosnakis Amalia Co-opted Member

Executive Committee Members

2020 PROGRAMDisclaimer: Program details are correct at the time of printing but are subject to change where necessary and without notice.

Please check website (www.festivalhellenika.org.au) or Facebook (FestivalHellenika) for updates.



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Award Winning Venue

TheatreΘέατρο

OrpheusPresented by The Flanagan Collective, Gobbledigook Theatre, and Hartstone-Kitney Productions

Internationally award winning, modern retelling of an ancient Greek myth. Dave is single and turning 30. He's stood at the bar. Eurydice is a tree nymph. And Bruce Springsteen is on the juke box. A tale of impossible, death-defying love told through hair-raising spoken word and soaring soul music.

Open Air Theatre International Rose Garden and National Rose Trial Garden, Plane Tree Dr

Fringe Event https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/orpheus-af2020

Tue 25 Feb - Sun 1 Mar @7:45pm

Tue 3 Mar - Thu 5 Mar @6:10pm

Tue 10 Mar - Wed 11 Mar @7:45pm

TicketsTime & Date Where

Feb - Mar

TheatreΘέατρο

Eurydice Presented by The Flanagan Collective, Gobbledigook Theatre, and Hartstone-Kitney Productions

'EURYDICE' returns to Adelaide to weave a world of day to day power and beauty and goddesses.

Leni is 5 years old, holding a Superman costume for her first day at school. Eurydice is 5 years in to the rest of her life, with a bee tattoo on her wrist.

A retelling of an ancient myth always told from Orpheus' point of view.

This is Eurydice's story.

A story about making changes, taking leaps and being a daily superhero told through a searing mix of spoken word and live electronica.

Open Air Theatre International Rose Garden and National Rose Trial Garden, Plane Tree Dr

Fringe Event https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/eurydice-af2020

Tue 25 Feb - Sun 1 Mar @6:10pm

Tue 3 Mar - Thu 5 Mar @7:40pm

Tue 10 Mar - Wed 11 Mar @6:10pm


Feb - Mar

The Gods, The Gods, The GodsPresented by The Flanagan Collective, Gobbledigook Theatre, and Hartstone-Kitney Productions

A loud, raucous, sweaty piece of storytelling and soaring music. The Flanagan Collective & Gobbledigook Theatre, alongside acclaimed locals Hartstone Kitney-Productions, return to Adelaide with a new, late night electronic explosion full of heart and soul. It's a show about ancient mythologies and our day to day lives, about where we look to for help in the big stuff and the little stuff.

Come join us late night at the Black Box Theatre for a brilliant piece of gig-theatre fused with big beats and spoken word.

TheatreΘέατρο

Black Box Theatre Noel Lothian Hall, Adelaide Botanic Garden, Hackney Rd

Fringe Event https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/the-gods-the-gods-the-gods-af2020

Fri 28 Feb - Sat 29 Feb @10:30pm

Fri 6 Mar - Sun 8 Mar @10:30pm

Fri 13 Mar - Sat 14 Mar @10:30pm


Feb - Mar

82 Halifax Street, Adelaide SA 5000+61 8 8232 1993

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One of Adelaide’s leading and most well recognised law practices

Medea And Jason - A Mini Musical With Loucas LoizouPresented by Athens Production

Medea helped Jason to steal the Golden Fleece and married him. Euripides re-sculpted her story as the woman who kills her own children to avenge his betrayal. Did she really? They sing and tell their side of the story.

TheatreΘέατρο

Upstairs Function Room at The British Hotel Port Adelaide 13 North Pde, Port Adelaide

Fedora's Restaurant at Hilton Hotel 264 South Rd, Hilton

Fringe Event https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/medea-and-jason-a-mini-musical-with-loucas-loizou-af2020

Sat 22 Feb @6pm

Fri 13 Mar - Sun 15 Mar @5pm


Feb - Mar

Nana Mouskouri - Life And Songs Over 2000 Shows In London With Loucas LoizouPresented by Athens Production

Loucas Loizou performs the life and songs of Nana Mouskouri - the girl from the Greek island of Crete, who has sold more than 300 million records, in at least twelve different languages.

After beginning his career working with Cat Stevens, Loizou has gained too many ★★★★★ to mention.

"All live, all acoustic and all heartfelt... Amazing and inspiring" Adelaide Theatre Guide

"Loucas is a living legend" Tony Knight, Stage Whispers

CabaretΜουσικό Θέατρο

Fringe Event https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/nana-mouskouri-life-and-songs-over-2000-shows-in-london-with-loucas-loizou-af2020

Sat 22 Feb @8pm,

Fri 13 Mar @7:30pm


Feb 22 & Mar 13

Upstairs Function Room at The British Hotel Port Adelaide 13 North Pde, Port Adelaide

Fedora's Restaurant at Hilton Hotel 264 South Rd, Hilton

Marina Satti & FonésPresented by WOMAD

Considered an inspiration by young people across Greece, Marina Satti is a performer with a deep love of theatre, design and song.

Her track Mantissa became an anthem of hope in the Northern summer of 2017 and the accompanying single-shot video clip has already had more than 40 million views.

With her all-female polyphonic vocal group, Fonέs, Satti’s live show is a joyous, choreographed celebration of equality, pride and tolerance – obviously influenced by Greek, Balkan and Middle–Eastern music – but with a modern, urban edge.

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WOMAD Music Festival Διεθνές Φεστιβάλ Μουσικής

Adelaide Botanic Park WOMAD Event https://www.womadelaide.com.au/tickets

Sat 7 Mar & Mon 9 Mar Refer to WOMAD program for times


Mar 07 & Mar 09

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Yanis Varoufakis Presented by Adelaide Festival

Yanis Varoufakis is an economist and co-founder of the DiEM25 movement for democracy, which he was re-elected to the Greek parliament to represent in 2019.

A former Finance Minister of Greece, he is the author of a memoir, Adults in the Room, and a history, And the Weak Suffer What They Must?, which reveal and explain the catastrophic mishandling of Europe since the financial crisis. Both were number one bestsellers. His latest bestseller is Talking To My Daughter About the Economy: A Brief History of Capitalism.

Writers’ WeekΣύσκεψη Συγγραφέων

Adelaide Festival Event https://www.adelaidefestival.com.au/writers-week/

Tues 3rd March @1:15pm

Wed 4th March @12pm


Mar 03 & Mar 04

Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden

Classical Greek Columns WalkPresented by SA Friends, Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens

An event with a heritage, archaeological and architectural focus, 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 St & North Tce, looking at the facades of some of Adelaide’s finest remaining heritage buildings the designs of which were inspired by Classical Greek and Roman prototypes. Your guide will be Spiros Sarris, President of the SA Friends.

RSVP by Friday 6 March by calling or sending text message to Spiros Sarris 0404 145 455 or email: [email protected]

Note: 1. The holding of this outdoor event is subject to prevailing weather conditions; therefore, please wear appropriate attire/hats and have appropriate hydration, etc.2. Minors MUST be accompanied by an adult.

Workshop on the moveΞενάγηση

Meet 09:45am in front of SA Water Building (SE corner of Victoria Square – corner with Angas Street).

Free (Bookings are essential)

Mon 9 Mar @9:45am for 10am start (for approx. 2.5 hours)


Mar 09

MEDEA by Pier Paolo Pasolini (1969) Presented by Festival Hellenika®

Pier Paolo Pasolini's film version of Medea draws on Euripides's play and is now considered one of the great masterpieces of classical cinema. In this film version of the ancient Greek myth, the story begins with Jason and the Argonauts' voyage to steal the Golden Fleece from Colchis with the help of the princess Medea. The story takes a dark twist however when Jason tires of his foreign-born wife and abandons her and her children. Medea then wreaks a terrible revenge on those who betrayed her. Visually astonishing and much underrated at the time of its release in 1969, this richly complex film presents an entirely new perspective of the story and is now regarded as one of Pasolini’s greatest films. At its centre is the extraordinary performance of Maria Callas as Medea in her only film acting role.

The film will be introduced by Joanna Tsalikis who will provide a brief analysis of Pasolini’s approach to this powerful and enduring myth.

Film and Introductory talkΚινηματογράφος και ομιλία

Gold Coin DonationWed 11 Mar @7:00pm


Mar 11

Tower Arts Centre Springbank Secondary College 267 Daws Rd, Pasadena

Greek Folk JourneyTerina Kalogeropoulos ArmenakisPresented by Hellenic Studies

Join us to meet the author and learn more about this unique book.

'A Greek Folk Journey’ is an enticing cultural and gastronomic journey into Greece's past and present. Terina Armenakis takes us beyond the beautiful landscapes and archaeological treasures of Greece to document its rich folkloric history. This book is a must for every visitor who wishes to get to know the heart of Greece and its people.' - Konstantinos Loulis, General Secretary of Tourism, Ministry of Tourism Greece.

Join Wakefield Press with the support of the Foundation for Hellenic Studies at the launch of Terina Armenakis’ book “A Greek Folk Journey” - an odyssey through 365 villages of Greece capturing unique cultural events known only to locals. The perfect guide for anyone who thirsts to discover the real Greece.

“An exceptional specimen of Greek folklore...”

Book LaunchΠαρουσίαση Βιβλίου

Thebarton Community Centre

Bookings Essential https://www.trybooking.com/BIFZH.

If you have any queries, contact [email protected]

Fri 13 Mar @6:00pm


Mar 13

The Iliad - Out Loud Presented by Adelaide Festival

Homer didn’t write page-turners. The greatest of all battle sagas was designed to be actively listened to over 15 or so breathless hours. For many years, actor/director William Zappa pored over 17 translations, convinced that the live transaction between orator and audience could be rekindled in our times.

The extraordinary result is a performing version for himself, three actors (Heather Mitchell, Blazey Best and Socratis Otto), Michael Askill on percussion and Hamed Sadeghi on Persian oud: it comes i n at a snappy 9 hour reading, including enlightening asides from Zappa as part fanboy, part tour guide, and part personal trainer to get our flabby attention spans into peak ancient shape.

He and his troupe make clear this masterpiece – about pride and greed, glory and horror – doesn’t need resuscitating. It’s eternally alive and salient.

TheatreΘέατρο

BASS 13 12 46 or www.bass.net.au

Sat 14 Mar & Sun 15 Mar

Refer to Adelaide Festival Program for times.


Mar 14 & Mar 15

Scott Theatre, The University of Adelaide Kintore Ave, Adelaide

Cavan – Factory & Display12 Stock Road Cavan SA 5094


Glandore – 7 Day Display Village712 South Road Glandore SA 5037


Magna GraeciaPresented by Messinian Association

An Australian premiere of two documentaries featuring the work of Billy Cotsis and Basil Genimahaliotis. Take a journey with us to see the Greek villages and towns of Apulia and Calabria.

These films aim to protect this connection to the ancient and Byzantine past to create a greater awareness and support of these unique Southern Greek Italian communities. Listen to these dialects and meet the people, culture and heroes keeping the Greek flame alive, 2800 years after the first Hellenic colonies!

Magna Graecia: the Griko of Apulia is just over 38 minutes

Magna Graecia: the Greko of Calabria will run below 70 minutes.

Q an A at the end of the viewing

DocumentaryΝτοκιμαντέρ

Messinian Association 68 Stephens Ave, Torrensville

Free or enquiries ineuropewithbillycotsis @yahoo.com.au

Sun 15 Mar @4:30pm


Mar 15

C R E A T I V E B R A N D I N GY A D A . W T F

“Eureka” : Hellenic Influences Presented by Festival Hellenika® in collaboration with the City of West Torrens

Inspire: to excite, encourage, breathe life into.

“Greek Inspired” This exhibition in various mixed media techniques showcases a number of artists who have been influenced and therefore inspired, be it by their connection with their Greek cultural heritage or their love of Greek Culture in its various forms – Place, Philosophy, Architecture, Music, Mathematics, Science etc

Exhibiting Artists: Jessica Curtis, Helen Favretto, Joanne Kalambogias-Vlassopoulos, Desma Kastanos, Leah Leventeris, Nora Mantzioris, Helen Panagopoulos, Pandora, Yerasimos Patitsas, Sotirios Simos, Litsa Tourlis, Maria Tsonis

Art Exhibition Καλλιτεχνική Έκθεση

FreeTue 17 Mar – Sun 12 Apr M-F 10am -5pm & S-S 1pm-4pm


Mar - Apr

City of West Torrens Auditorium Hamra Centre 1 Brooker Tce, Hilton

Zeibekiko Presented by Festival Hellenika®

Zeibekiko remains the most popular dance (Laikos horos) of urban Greeks. There has been much debate over the years about its name, its origin, its history and how, where and when it should be danced. What we know, however, is that it has become an individual’s very personal expression of sorrow and longing through dance but at the same time it is also an expression of strength, resistance and hope.

Thousands of zeibekika have been written and sung by Greece’s most famous composers, lyricists and vocalists. Millions more have danced to them.

This year’s festival concert “ZEIBEKIKO” coordinated and directed by Tassos Capetanakis, will be an entertaining celebration of this unique dance with narration, visual images, dancing and of course many great zeibekika songs dedicated to issues of every day life that touch the Greek soul. Featuring vocalists Anthea Dalagiorgos, Stamatis Dimitrakopoulos, Jim Mountzouris, and making her stage comeback in her home town, Sunday Beos, backed by our own fantastic musicians directed by Paul Gelios and also featuring the GOCSA Academy dancers under the guidance of Yiannis Oikonomou, “ZEIBEKIKO” promises to be a fascinating and exciting show.

ConcertΣυναυλία

BASS 13 12 46 or www.bass.net.au

Spartan Electrical 140 Henley Beach Rd, Torrensville

Sat 21 Mar @8:00pm


Mar 21

Dunstan Playhouse Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide

I’m not a geek teacher – I’m a GREEK teacher! Simone KaranicolasPresented by Festival Hellenika®

In this fun filled and engaging presentation, Simone Karanicolas will discuss her innovative teaching pedagogies and the YouTube channel she has created to engage students both young and old in the Greek language and culture. Modern Greek education must evolve with current trends in teaching methodologies, and by doing so will create a richer learning experience that aligns more readily with students interests within the Australian context.

Simone uses her considerable talents and resources in the teaching process, including music, dance, role play, body language, games and audio- visual technologies. Simone is currently teaching at Prospect Primary School. A fun night for everyone, not to be missed.

TalkΟμιλία

Thebarton Community Centre Corner South Rd & Ashwin Pde, Torrensville

Free Thu 26 Mar @7:00pm


Mar 26

Inter-generational Family History: Greek Migration to Australia 1820 – 2020Spiros SarrisPresented by the Panrhodian Society

Researching and documenting family genealogy and migration history is gaining popularity on an unprecedented scale. Due to the advent of the Internet, search engines, mobile devices and social media it has never been easier to undertake such projects, however this may not necessarily be the case.

With the passing of the generations of migrants who came to Australia it has become increasingly difficult to complete the family history 'mosaic'. What are the issues, obstacles and opportunities currently facing aspiring family members who wish to discover their Hellenic heritage?

There will be a substantial Q&A session at the conclusion of the presentation.

TalkΟμιλία

Free

Wed 1 April @7:00pm


Apr 01

Colossus Hall 148A Henley Beach Rd, Torrensville

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OINOS Presented by Festival Hellenika® and Georges on Waymouth

OINOS Georges on Waymouth & Byzantine Wine Merchants together with Festival Hellenika® are very excited to announce a wine dinner like no other, exploring the history and indigenous grape varieties of Greece. Join us for an unforgettable night of food, fun, wine and entertainment as we explore the unique terroir from one of the oldest wine making regions of the world. Think Santorini, and the queen of Greek white varieties, Assyrtiko!

Or the black noble variety of Naoussa in Northern Greece, Xinomavro! Not forgetting the most widely planted red varietal, Agiorgitiko. Stay tuned for more details as this will be an event not to be missed.

Special guest speaker Peter Barry of Jim Barry Wines.

Dinner TalkΔείπνο με Ομιλία

Georges on Waymouth 20 Waymouth St, Adelaide

$125 https://www.georgesonwaymouth.com.au/events/

Wed 22 April @6:30pm


Apr 22

Accountants & Registered Tax Agents

A.V. Adamson & Co.

Location: 150 South Road, Torrensville SA 5031 ABN: 57 145 788 195Business: (08) 8352 4955 Fax: (08) 8351 9209 Email: [email protected]

SPECIALISING IN:• Companies • Partnerships • Trusts

• Self Managed Super Funds • Individuals

Our Time to ShinePresented by Festival Hellenika®

An exciting student driven concert which brings together an ensemble of young musicians capturing the magical sounds of Greek urban music and showcasing their talent and pride in their heritage.

Greek language students will also provide a commentary of the importance of this music genre. The Concert is a manifestation of Festival Hellenika's commitment to encourage and promote the artistic achievements of the younger generation and nurture their passion for Hellenic culture.

Come and join our young musicians in a captivating celebration of Greek music and language. A Concert not to be missed!


Gold coin donation

Sun 3 May @2pm


May 03

St George College Senior Campus Performing Arts Centre 75 Rose St, Mile End

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Café Aman Presented by Meraki Music

Cafe Aman: A cabaret of folk and urban Greek music inspired by the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Ottoman society in the early 20th century.

Vocalists: Polixeni Arabatzis, Michael Tyllis, Vasilis Ioannidis, Sofia Dimitrakopoulou, Stamatis Dimitrakopoulos.

Musicians: Violin: Mary Raptis, Oud/Bouzouki: Michael Tyllis, Bouzouki: Kostas Barlas, Cello: Margaret Carney, Guitar: Joshua Tsounis, Piano: Demeter Tsounis.


Olympic Hall 288 Franklin St, Adelaide

$25.50 https://www.trybooking.com/BHUNQ

Sat 16 May @8:00pm


May 16

Gardens of PromiseCelebrating the Traditions of the Migrant GardenPresented by OEEGA (Organisation of Hellene & Hellene Cypriot Women of SA) in conjunction with SA History Festival

The emergence of the Mediterranean garden in Australia evolved with the first and second generation of European migrants, many of whom were from rural and village backgrounds. Unlike their early British counterparts, they brought a range of skills, farming practices and traditions from their homelands that were much more in keeping with the Australian environment.

A wonderful array of, vegetables, fragrant herbs, fruit bearing trees and ornamental plants, distinguished the backyard gardens of our early migrant communities. They recognised also the many social, health and environmental benefits from growing their own fresh produce. The backyard garden was perceived as another room and an essential part of the household space. Join with us for this delightful photographic exhibition and a guest speaker (TBA) to celebrate our gardening history and stay for some garden nibbles and refreshments!

Exhibition and Talk Έκθεση και Ομιλία

Gold coin donation

Sun 17 May @2:00pm


May 17

The Box Factory Community Centre 59 Regent St South, Adelaide. (Between Carrington Street & Halifax Street)

Anatolia, a Tale of Roots and Settlers Anna KoutsisPresented by Festival Hellenika® and Castellorizian Association of South Australia

A presentation exploring the relations between Castellorizo in its Golden era, and its Anatolian neighbours, focusing on the settlers of South Western Anatolia with special reference to Livissi.

Personal and nostalgic family stories from both volumes of Journey to a New Land, Castellorizian Migration Stories, will throw light on the culture, the times and the way Castellorizians lived.

The presentation will include the documentary film, Sorrow - Homeland of Separateness depicting the sorrow of separation of the people of Livissi from family and homeland.

Castellorizian Hall 6 Danby St, Torrensville

FreeWed 27 May @7:00pm


May 27TalkΟμιλία

Laiko, Rebetiko and Demotiko NightPresented by Ionia Rebetiko Band

A Greek night of Laika, Rebetika and Demotika songs with dancing and food.

Musicians: Apostolis Poulis (Vocals & Oud), Paddy Montgomery (Vocals, Bouzouki, Politiki Lyra), John Kourbelis (Santouri & Baglama), Steve Papadopoulos (Guitar) and Ann Harrington (Touberleki)

Entertainment Διασκέδαση

$30 available at the door or call Apostoli 0411 660 156

Sat 30 May @7:30pm


May 30

Pan Laconian Hall 24 Aldridge Ave, Plympton Park

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140 Henley Beach Road, TorrensvilleTelephone 08 8352 4222

Zeno’s Secret by Dr Edward Spence Presented by Festival Hellenika®

Dr. Edward Spence (Hons, 1st Class) PhD (University of Sydney) Senior Lecturer (Ethics), School of Communication and Creative Industries

ZENO’S SECRET - stoic philosophy and the art of living

TALK, PLAY AND DISCUSSION

In the 3rd century BC Greek philosophers proposed ways of living a flourishing life for the attainment of happiness (eudaimonia) and tranquillity (ataraxia). In this presentation Dr. Edward Spence examines the Stoics’ significance and relevance for the 21st century. His play ZENO’S SECRET explores dramatically their teaching on how to be happy in an unhappy world.

The presentation and play are followed by audience participation through discussion

St Basil’s Homes 9 Winchester St, St Peters

Gold coin donationSun 7 June @3-6pm


Jun 07TheatreΘέατρο

Was Aristotle misogynist? The Aristotelian approach to the role of womanChrysoula Sou MelissinakiPresented by Festival Hellenika®

What did the female presence mean to Aristotle in relation to the ideals of his time and according to his research about human nature and his personal perceptions about education? Was Aristotle misogynist or was he finally at odds with his era?

Was there a confrontation or complementarity between the home "oikos" and the state "Politeia" and what is the role of the woman in these two systems?

Talk Ομιλία

FreeWed 10 June @7:00pm

TicketsTime & Date WhereThebarton Community Centre Corner South Rd & Ashwin Pde, Torrensville

Jun 10

ADMOTION MEDIA

Creation and Production

Design • Pr int • Web • Photo • Video

Graffiti over Marble A portrait of Greece in CrisisJorge Sotirios Presented by Festival Hellenika®

Graffiti over Marble explores the human cost of the Greek economic crisis. With its myriad voices and vibrant characters, this memoir focuses on a turbulent drama played out in the streets, inside homes, at the workplace and within tavernas and cafes. From Athens to the traditional village, from remote islands to the Balkan borderlands, a portrait emerges of a nation under siege.

Here you’ll read about the conflicts between the young and old, the devastating impact of austerity on a ravaged middle class, which has fuelled the neo-Nazi menace, and the despair of refugees as Fortress Europe raises its drawbridge. An atmosphere of uncertainty hovers over Greece: a struggle between past and future with a nation’s identity at stake. With Brexit looming will the Greek drama foreshadow new cracks in the EU?

Coming SoonBook Launch Παρουσίαση Βιβλίου

Processors and Wholesalersof Fresh Poultry Products

14 Newsastle Cerscent, Cavan South AustraliaTelephone 08 8349 5380

Dunstan Playhouse - Adelaide Festival Centre

ZEIBEKIKO

Admission $45 - Tickets available throughand SPARTAN ELECTRICAL - 140 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville - Telephone 8352 4222

8pmSATurdayMarch 21

2020

The SA Council for the Greek Cultural Month Inc. in association with the Adelaide Festival Centre present a celebration of the Zeibekiko dance.

Featuring: Sunday Beos, Anthea Dalagiorgos, Stamatis Dimitrakopoulos, Jim Mountzouris and the GOCSA Academy dancers. Musical Director: Paul Gelios.

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