Greek Independence Day celebrated in style at St Basil’s NSW & ACT

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Residents, staff, and families at St Basil’s NSW & ACT in Lakemba came together for a vibrant and heart-warming celebration of Greek Independence Day, filled with music, dance, and cultural pride.

The festivities were highlighted by a special performance from beloved Greek singer Kostas Karafotis, who delighted the audience with a selection of classic and much-loved Greek songs. His presence brought a special touch of nostalgia and joy to the occasion.

Students from All Saints Grammar School added a patriotic flair by performing the Greek national anthem, while the Aristotelion Academy of Greek Traditional Dance captivated everyone with an energetic display of traditional dances, showcasing the richness of Hellenic heritage.

The celebration, held on the grounds of the Lakemba aged care home, brought together generations of the Greek Australian community in a joyful tribute to Greek history and identity.

The event was not only a cultural highlight, but also a meaningful expression of unity and community spirit.

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