Pontoxeniteas NSW’s Christmas party brings generations together in celebration

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The annual Pontoxeniteas NSW Christmas Party on Sunday, December 15, brought together three generations of community members for a festive celebration overlooking the scenic Bexley Golf Course in Sydney.

The event featured a full house of attendees who enjoyed a traditional Christmas lunch, entertainment, and activities for all ages.

A highlight of the day was a special visit from Santa Claus, who brought joy to the children and youth with Christmas gifts.

The festive atmosphere was further enhanced by a lively Pontian performance of the Momogeri, a traditional dance performed only by men, which brought laughter and cheer to the audience. The Momogeri, which is typically performed from December 15 to January 15, features various colourful characters adding a playful touch to the event.

In addition to the dance performances, attendees were treated to lively music by young local musicians, keeping the energy high throughout the event.

Children and youth participated in a range of activities, including writing letters to Santa, colouring Christmas trees and solving Christmas-themed puzzles.

The event was a wonderful display of the vibrant Pontian culture, with members of the community actively engaged in celebrating the holiday season.

The Pontoxeniteas NSW committee took a moment to express their gratitude to everyone who volunteered throughout the year, emphasising the importance of promoting their cultural heritage. They also presented gifts to dance teachers, young musicians, and the youth committee for their contributions.

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