The Brunswick Beethoven Festival returns to Merri-bek this February 2025 for its 17th year.

A rendezvous of world-class performers in the heart of Brunswick.

Immerse yourself in a cultural celebration where artists bring timeless compositions to life.

Presenting one of the country’s leading pianists, Stefan Cassomenos. A dynamic and versatile musician who started his international career at age 10. With over 20 years of experience representing Australia globally.

The composer and pianist is a sought-after chamber musician, who regularly performs at international venues and festivals.

Programme includes Works by Carl Vine Toccatissimo (2011), Miranda Driessen Werden Menschen Brüder? Alle? (2019) and Ludwig Van Beethoven Diabelli Variations Op 120 (1823).

Wednesday February 5, 8pm-9pm

Brunswick Uniting Church, 212 Sydney Rd, Brunswick 3056

www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1336270

A Greek man’s odyssey to finding his identity.

Having performed around the world, gathering acclaim in countries including South Africa, Greece, Cyprus, Dubai and the USA, Costa Carastavrakis will make his Australian debut at The Greek Centre.

An author, comedian, motivational speaker and restaurant owner, Costa Carastavrakis has no shortage of stories to share about his colourful life.

Expect hilarious, joyful stories about Costa’s experience of being Greek and gay in South Africa, and his journey from hiding to embracing himself.

Saturday February 15, 7pm-8pm

The Greek Centre | Mezzanine, 168 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 3000

www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1326049

Professor Ari leads a class designed to help you re-learn everything you think you know about Greek myths.

“We’ll talk about “the Minotaur myth”. That’s right: that monstrous creature, half-man, half-bull, hidden away in a dark labyrinth under the Palace of Knossos.

Did you do your homework and watch “Kaos”on Netflix? I sure hope so because there is SO much to discuss! The minotaur storyline? TOO MANY creative licenses!! But, I digress…

Do your homework, come to class and leave ready to win any Trivia Night… (Greek-myth themed Trivia night, I guess… specifically addressing the Minotaur myth… because that’s all we can cover in just 60 min.)”

Wednesday February 26 to Saturday March 1, 7pm

The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Place, off Little Collins St, Melbourne 3000

thebutterflyclub.com/show/greeking-out

Step into a new take on the Greek Clubbing scene in Sydney with Mythos, a one-of-a-kind night that blends Euro, House, and Greek music.

Expect a dynamic mix of Australia’s best live entertainment who will play bouzouki, lira, toubeleki and daouli alongside DJS’ Alav and Tsambas.

Friday February 7, ALAV, 8pm-10pm, TSAMBAS, 10pm-1am

Mytilenian House, 225 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury 2193

www.eventbrite.com.au/e/mythos-tickets-1119524320379

Join this monthly program for songs, rhymes and story reading in Greek language. All children from 0-5 years and their parents or carers are welcome.

Friday February 14, 11.30am

Lionel Bowen Library, 669-673 Anzac Parade Maroubra 2035

www.eventbrite.com/e/greek-rhyme-time–tickets-1096802769609?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1

Kefi Entertainment are hosting their first party of 2025 following a massive Christmas Night Event.

On Australia Day the Kefi Krew present DJ TIMO, direct from Mykonos, who has been back in his native Australia for the summer.

He’ll be pulling out all the stops to bring you a massive night of partying, dancing at Adelaide’s longest running Greek night.

Sunday January 26, 8.30pm

Walkers Arms Hotel, 36 North East Road Walkerville 5081

www.eventbrite.com.au/e/australia-day-greek-night-tickets

Get ready for a night of Greek magic as DJ Stelio of Adelaide and DJ Kosta Nico from Melbourne bring the energy of Mykonos to Glenelg Beach.

Experience the ultimate summer vibes with heart-pounding beats, infectious Greek tunes, and a party atmosphere that will transport you straight to the whitewashed shores of Mykonos.

Whether you’re dancing under the stars or sipping on cocktails, this is a night you won’t want to miss.

When you purchase your Mykonos at The Grand tickets online, you’ll automatically go in the draw to win one of two double passes to the Nikos Zoidakis & Xryspa concert on February 21, Peggy Zina Concert on April 26 and Ioulia Kalimani Concert on June 8.

Friday January 31, 9pm-2am

The Grand Bar, Stamford Grand Hotel, 2 Jetty Road, Glenelg 5045

www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1330757

The City of Prospect is set to host its very first Greek Festival.

Taking place at the Greek Orthodox Church of St. Anthony, attendees can access the festival via the Gloucester Street car park.

This free-entry event promises a vibrant cultural experience for all ages, featuring traditional Greek food, beer, spirits, live Greek music, and performances from cultural dance groups.

Festivalgoers will have the opportunity to enjoy authentic flavours, immerse themselves in Greek traditions, and connect with the community.

Exciting prizes are up for grabs, including the chance to win two tickets to Greece. Attendees can purchase raffle tickets by scanning the QR code displayed at the event.

Saturday February 15, 4pm

St Anthony’s Greek Orthodox Church, 65/67 Milner St, Prospect 5082

www.instagram.com/prospectgreekfestival

The iconic Nikos Zoidakis, a true master of Cretan music, is bringing his incredible talent and passion to Australia again.

Known for his mesmerising Lyra performances and powerful voice, Zoidakis is a global ambassador of Cretan tradition, captivating audiences around the world.

Xryspa, singer from Greece has released five studio albums and will bring the laiko element to the concert.

Fri Feb 14 at Kalymnian Brotherhood Hall. 0468 935 456

: Sat Feb 15 at Olympic Taverna. 0414 999 286

Fri Feb 21 at Hindley St Music Hall. 0412 399 169 or glamourentertainment.com.au/nikos-zoidakis

www.moshtix.com.au/v2/event/nikos-zoidakis-xryspa/176077

Sat Feb 22, 9pm, Kinisi at Trak. Bookings: 0438 328 016

It’s also been said Nikos will perform in Sydney, no information on dates at this stage.