Greek Summer Festival by St Basil’s NSW/ACT postponed to June 5

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St Basil’s NSW/ ACT has confirmed the upcoming Greek Summer Festival at Carss Park has been postponed due to expected bad weather.

The ‘Greek Summer Festival’ will now be held on Sunday, June 5 in the presence of His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia.

The festival will be one of the biggest to be held in Sydney this year and will include Greek dances and a Greek style marketplace with product, information and food stalls spread across the waterfront park.

The organisers have promised the event will pay tribute to the Greek culture with a special emphasis on the participation of some of the most-loved Greek Australian brands.

Attendees will even be entertained by some of Australia’s most loved Greek artists, as well as a few extra surprises lined up.

During the festival, there will also be games and activities for the young and old to enjoy.

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