Live music and gyros glendi held by Victoria’s Lemnian community

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The Lemnian Community of Victoria held the Glendi Open House on Sunday, February 19 at Braeside, Melbourne, Victoria.

The glendi allowed attendees to enjoy traditional gyros and live Greek music.

The Lemnian community thanked volunteers and its sponsors for their support in a Facebook post.

“We look forward to seeing you at our next event!” the post reads.

Photo: Lemnian Community Of Victoria.
Photo: Lemnian Community Of Victoria.

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