Celebrate Greek Independence Day at the Hellenic Club of Canberra

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Join the Greek Orthodox Community and Church of Canberra for a special Greek Independence Day luncheon at the Hellenic Club of Canberra in Woden on Sunday, March 30, at 1pm.

This festive event will feature a delicious 2-course meal, with only vegetarian options available in observance of Lent.

Guests will be treated to live entertainment by the talented Canberra Hellenic Dancers and the lively Kefi Band, making for an unforgettable afternoon of music, dance and culture.

In addition to the entertainment, a raffle will take place with exciting prizes up for grabs, adding an extra element of fun to the event.

Event Details:

  • Venue: Olympus Room, Hellenic Club Woden
  • Date: Sunday, March 30, 1 pm
  • Tickets: Adults $65 | Child (under 17) $25 | Child (under 10) Free
  • Book Now: https://www.trybooking.com/CZVDV

This is a fantastic opportunity to come together with the community and enjoy the rich traditions of Greek culture in a welcoming and festive atmosphere.

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