Laconians bring Apokries to life in Sydney with dinner dance

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The Pan-Laconian Association of New South Wales “The Spartans,” in collaboration with the Vatikioton Association of Australia, hosted a lively and successful fancy-dress dinner and dance to celebrate Apokries at the Greek Community Club in Lakemba on Saturday, February 22.

Nearly 300 attendees, including families and friends, gathered for an evening of dining, dancing and fun.

The event featured a warm welcome from the Presidents of both Associations, Mary Skalkos of the Pan-Laconian Association and Peter Tsigounis of the Vatikioton Association.

Ms Skalkos highlighted the importance of unity and preserving Greek culture, emphasising the role of young people in continuing the heritage.

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Guests enjoyed Brazilian dances and the excitement of children dressed in costumes, with many receiving lolly bags and enjoying the festive atmosphere.

The event featured an impressive energy with dancing continuing late into the night.

The best-dressed winners were: Fay Petrou as a clown, Christina Manolakos as Cleopatra, and Emanuel Kondogiannis and Bill Malcom as flamingos.

The night concluded with joy, laughter, and the strong message of unity within the Greek community.

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