Greek Fest Darling Harbour to mark 20 years with renowned artist Melina Aslanidou

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The 42nd Greek Festival of Sydney has announced that the celebrated Greek singer, Melina Aslanidou, will take centre stage at the 20th-anniversary edition of Greek Fest Darling Harbour on Sunday, February 25.

The much-anticipated event promises to deliver an unforgettable experience, blending Aslanidou’s musical prowess with a vibrant celebration of Greek culture.

Melina Aslanidou, hailed as musical royalty in Greece, stands as one of the most successful singers of her generation.

Renowned for her remarkable vocal range and unique songs, Aslanidou has carved a niche for herself, seamlessly fusing the traditions of Greek folk, entechno music, and pop.

Melina Aslanidou
Melina Aslanidou will perform on Sunday, 24 February as part of the annual Greek festival. Photo: Why Athens.

Her performance at Tumbalong Park is set to captivate audiences, adding a touch of musical excellence to the festivities.

Tumbalong Park, the picturesque venue for the celebration, will come alive with an array of Greek delicacies served by food vendors. From classic to modern twists on Greek snacks and sweets, attendees can savour the flavours of souvlakia, haloumi, loukoumades, and more. 

The entertainment lineup extends beyond Melina Aslanidou’s performance, with Greek dance performances at the Convention Centre Forecourt by Sydney’s premier Greek and Cypriot dancing schools. Live local music acts will further enrich the cultural celebration.

President of the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW, Harry Danalis, expressed excitement about Aslanidou’s participation, stating, “We are thrilled that Melina Aslanidou is going to perform at the 20 years Greek Fest at Darling Harbour. We know this is an event that the public looks forward to, and we are prepared to do everything in our power to make it memorable.”

The Greek Fest Darling Harbour is a cornerstone of the fifteen-week-long Greek Festival of Sydney, featuring over 30 events in this year’s quality program lineup. Organized by the Greek Orthodox Community of NSW, the festival invites all Sydneysiders to explore and celebrate the beauty of Greek culture through the arts, history, entertainment, and food.

Event Details:

What: Celebrating 20 years Greek Festival Darling Harbour.

When: Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 February 2024, 10 am-10 pm.

Where: Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour.

For more information on the programme and to book tickets to selected events, please visit Greek Festival of Sydney.

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