Pontoxeniteas NSW celebrates re-opening of renovated Pontian House with Parakath

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On Saturday, March 1, the Pontian Association of NSW “Pontoxeniteas” celebrated the re-opening of the Pontian House in Sydney following the completion of Stage 1 renovations.

Pontoxeniteas NSW’s Parakath (Pontian for taverna night) was a vibrant celebration of the community’s achievements.

Pontoxeniteas NSW president Maria Anthony, alongside committee members Esta Paschalidis-Chilas, Kyriaki Tsavdaridis, Athena Belogiannis, Despina Poniris, Nena Lambousis, and Sophie Karatasas, expressed their gratitude for the support, financial contributions, and donations that made the renovations possible.

The event was further graced by the presence of members from Panagia Soumela Sydney and Diogenes Wollongong, with respective Presidents Peter Papoulidis and Nick Chrissostomidis, their committees, and members joining in the celebrations.

The warmth and unity among the Pontian community was palpable, as all attendees reaffirmed their shared heritage.

A highlight of the evening was the musical performances, with talented youth from Pontoxeniteas NSW (Kosta Papoulidis, Peter Tsenkas, Prodromos Moysiadis, Zoe Karatasas) and Panagia Soumela Sydney (Eric Fotiadis) — taking to the stage, adding to the festivities.

The event also featured an exceptional buffet, thanks to the BBQ Kings Chris Taxidis, Glenn Anthony, Alex Lambousis, and the rest of the committee.

Attendees enjoyed a delightful meal while celebrating together.

The night reflected the Association’s intergenerational spirit, bringing together members of all ages. The Association expressed appreciation for the ongoing support of members, families, and friends.

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