Kytherian Youth Association get creative with painting event

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The Kytherian Youth Association (KYA) organised a ‘Paint and Sip’ event at the Kythira House on Sunday, June 25.

The event invited the youth to get creative and showcase their love for painting, while connecting with other members of the community.

The night brought big smiles, lots of fun and of course, amazing paintings.

“The event was run by a company called Dip and Sip located in Ramsgate and it was a fun afternoon of socialising and painting,” President of the KYA, Andrea Conomos, told The Greek Herald.

“Thank you to everyone who came, it was a great turn out despite many people returning to Greece for the summer.”

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