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Nick Tsiavos’ free-flowing musical exploration

The acclaimed double-bassist performs his byzantine-infused music at La Mama, before embarking on a ‘small odyssey’ around Greece

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Melbourne Festival presents tribute to Iannis Xenakis

One of the most acclaimed and influential artists to ever emerge from Greece is being celebrated this year, featuring pianist and harpsichord player Peter de Jager.

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Adelaide welcomes the 24th Greek Film Festival

Five outstanding Greek movie productions screening from 12 to 15 October at Palace Nova East End Cinemas.

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More than just another bar joke …

Comedian Ross Vosvotekas and musician Stan Bastiras join forces in the Melbourne Fringe Festival in a show celebrating Greek Australian culture.

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Frankie’s Beans

Having Sydney’s number one rated cafe and winning bronze and silver at the 2016 Australian International Coffee Awards Frank Andrews has burnt more than just coffee beans.

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Discovering the beauty in the O.LIVE

True to its name, a cosmetics brand is infused with Greek olive oil from Crete.

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When Kythera meets Ionia

Immersed in the music of Valerios Calocerinos.

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Ilias Vrettos in Australia

Explore the 2017 tour dates schedule for the popular Greek singer.

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Museum Inside Out

Mikakos also unveils Museums Victoria’s 2017-18 program, which shows how the 163-year-old organisation is reimagining the role museums will play in the 21st century and beyond

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When Jimi Hendrix did (not) meet Manolis Chiotis – and other persisting Greek music myths

Greek music is often found looking for some sort of external international validation – which makes for some charming, yet false stories.

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