Kytherian Ladies Auxiliary brings festive cheer to Enmore with Taverna Night

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On Friday, December 12, 70 people gathered at Steki Taverna in Enmore, Sydney for an evening filled with dancing, delicious food, and wonderful company.

Hosted by the Kytherian Ladies Auxiliary (KLA), the event was a joyful celebration of the festive season, featuring traditional cuisine and plenty of dancing throughout the night.  

President of the KLA, Melissa Miltiades, said, “It was a pleasure to see our community gather for our Taverna Night enjoying themselves and feeling like they were holidaying in Greece.”

The KLA thanked everyone who attended and contributed to the success of the evening.

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