Epiphany Blessing of the Waters and Greek Festival at Carss Park cancelled

·

The Blessing of the Waters and Epiphany Greek Festival scheduled to take place today at Carss Bush Park has been cancelled due to hazardous weather conditions.

The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia announced the decision after strong wind gusts exceeding 55 km/h were forecast for the area, citing public safety as the primary concern.

“The safety of our visitors is our priority,” the Organising Committee said in a statement.

The statement thanked the community for its understanding and continued support.

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Cyprus Diaspora Forum 2026 sets a new global benchmark for Cyprus

In a landmark four-day gathering that has firmly established itself as the premier and only event of its kind offering a truly comprehensive.

Brisbane hosts dinner dance marking 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete

More than 250 guests gathered at Mansfield Tavern in Brisbane for a Dinner Dance commemorating the 85th Anniversary of the Battle of Crete.

Quiz for a cause: Canberra trivia night to back Greek language education

Canberra’s Greek community is set to come together for a night of trivia, laughter and fundraising in support of St Nicholas Greek School.

Cult drink Voir born from a young man’s lockdown obsession and Mykonos dreams

As another Australian winter rolls in, Greek Australians dream of summer: salt-crusted skin, music thumping through beach bars until dawn.

Perth leads nation with proposed European Chamber Alliance after Europe Day Dinner

The HACCI WA was proud to host the inaugural European Australian Chambers’ Dinner in Perth on Saturday evening.

You May Also Like

US intercepts Iranian missiles, destroys six boats as Trump delivers blunt warning

The United States military intercepted Iranian attacks on both naval and commercial vessels, destroying six of Tehran's small boats.

Greece to deploy new steel barrier against migrants at Turkish border

A new steel barrier on Greece's northeastern border with Turkey to dissuade migration will be ready by April.

Action over inertia: Building the future of the Greek diaspora in Australia

It is necessary that we now be led to the need of finding mechanisms that will halt the demographic withering, the social inertia and the cultural thinning.