Paniyiri Greek Festival returns to Brisbane with drive-through loukoumades

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By John Voutos.

The Paniyiri Greek Festival will return to Brisbane’s Greek Club precinct from Saturday, May 22 to May 23, 2021.

It will mark the 45th anniversary of Australia’s biggest and longest-running Greek festival and feature a mix of virtual and COVID-safe in-person events. Last year’s event was cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.

The Paniyiri Greek Festival. Photo: The Good Guide.

The festival has moved from its usual Musgrave Park location to The Greek Club on Edmondstone Street in South Brisbane.

Attendees can expect a line-up of dancing and live music events, as well as cooking demonstrations. A new loukoumades pop-up drive-through and a wide array of authentic Greek food will also be on display.

The Panayiri Festival will host the multigenerational Hellenic Dancers. Photo: ushhushbiz.com.

The festival will host celebrity chefs and the crowd-favourite Hellenic Dancers.

Nostimo Restaurant at The Greek Club is celebrating Paniyiri for the whole month of May with lunch and dinner specials.

We hope to see you there!

Entry is free. Visit https://paniyiri.com to register and purchase tickets.

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