Kytherian Association of Canberra gears up for annual Christmas celebration

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The Kytherian Association of Canberra and Districts is preparing to host its annual Christmas Party on Saturday, December 6, promising an evening filled with festive spirit, food and family-friendly entertainment.

The event, held in the Olympus Room at the Hellenic Club of Canberra at Woden, will feature a three-course meal, traditional Greek dancing, and music by DJ Stavro and Stratos.

Children can also look forward to a special visit from Santa.

Organisers say the night aims to bring the community together to celebrate the season while honouring Kytherian culture and tradition.

Guests are encouraged to book early, with tickets set at $70 for adults and $25 for kids. Tickets available here.

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