The Greek Community of Melbourne reaffirms its support for a strong, inclusive and multicultural Australia.
Major funding commitment to support the transformation of St Dimitrios Hall into a new cultural centre for Melbourne.
Standing ovations, audience singalongs and a sold-out hall marked a memorable celebration of the life and music of legendary Greek composer Mimis Plessas.
Five fully funded Greece programs through the Greek Consulate Melbourne for young adults and seniors. Apply by 8 May.
A street festival brings the Thornbury community together to celebrate the church’s long-standing role and legacy.
Open to ages 14–16, this 10-day Greece camp offers an immersive experience of culture and history.
Young Greek Australians aged 18–24 can apply for the Thessaloniki Summer Camp, 30 June–11 July 2026, to connect with culture, build friendships and explore modern Greece.
A full church gathered in East Melbourne to mark Greek National Day and the Annunciation, honouring shared history and recognising the support behind Evangelismos’ restoration.
Community members gathered at St Eleftherios Hall in Brunswick for a special International Women’s Day luncheon recognising the achievements of women in the Greek community.
Yanis Varoufakis returned to the Greek Centre to launch Raise Your Soul, sharing personal stories and reflections in conversation with three young Greek-Australian women.
Sit the nationally recognised Certificate of Attainment in Greek this May at the Greek Community of Melbourne. Exams run 19–21 May. Apply by 20 March 2026.
The Greek Community of Melbourne wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2026.
GCM joined the Premier and multi-faith leaders to sign a Statement of Unity and Solidarity, condemning violence and standing together for peace, respect and unity across Victoria.
St Eleftherios Church in Brunswick marked its feast day with reverent services led by Metropolitan Myron, bringing families together in faith, tradition and community.
The GCM condemns the violent attack in Bondi and stands in solidarity with the Jewish Community, affirming there is no place for hate or violence in Australia.
Thousands of people attended the Brunswick Greek Festival which was organised and run by the committee and volunteers of the Greek Community’s St Eleftherios Brunswick parish.