Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney & NSW to honour 112 years since Lesvos’ liberation

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This Saturday, November 16, a night of celebration and tradition is set to take stage at the Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney & NSW’s Annual Dance, commemorating the 112th Anniversary of the Liberation of Lesvos.

The evening will feature live music by the Paradise Band, with the talented Ioannis Kelligianis on vocals, joined by Olga, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.

Delicious food will be provided by Messinia Catering Services, ensuring a feast for both the senses and the spirit.

The event marks a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community and honour the rich history of Lesvos. Don’t miss out on this special event!

To book your tickets, please call: 0402 207 546, 0435 604 433, or 0401 268 888.

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