Panagia Thalassini presentation and grape festival Panigiri celebrated at Phillip Island

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The Greek community, led by Father Eleftherios Tatsis (Papa Lefteris), came together on Sunday, February 2, 2025, to celebrate the Presentation of Our Panagia Thalassini at Phillip Island.

The day began with a Liturgy from 8.30am to 11.00am, drawing crowds from across the region who gathered to honour this important occasion.

Following the liturgy, the celebrations continued with a vibrant Grape Festival Panigiri, bringing people of all ages together in a joyous display of Greek culture and tradition.

Attendees were treated to an afternoon of live music, dance, food, and entertainment, with a lineup that included a live band, the Manasis Dance Group, and DJ Chris providing lively performances that kept the energy high.

The festival atmosphere was enhanced by a selection of traditional Greek food and drinks, ensuring that guests could enjoy the full experience of a classic Panigiri celebration.

Families and friends danced to the rhythm of Greek music under the sunny skies, embracing the spirit of unity and heritage that defines such cultural events.

The Presentation of Our Panagia Thalassini and the Grape Festival Panigiri at Phillip Island demonstrated the strength and vibrancy of Greek culture in Australia, leaving everyone looking forward to next year’s festivities.

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