Greek Festival lights up North Hobart

The 2025 Estia Greek Festival brought the vibrant traditions of Greek culture to Hobart across two days in early February.

Locals flocked to The Greek Club in North Hobart to indulge in the annual celebration of culture and community.  

The event offered food from local vendors and a variety of family-friendly Grecian entertainment.  

The festival also served contributed to a broader appreciation of cultural diversity in Hobart and reminded attendees that cultural differences enrich and strengthen society as a whole.  

Greek Community of Tasmania president Manoli Kalimnios said the festival was a celebration of heritage, tradition and community. 

“This event is a chance to share the vibrant spirit of Greek culture with everyone in Tasmania,” he said.  

“Volunteers are the beating heart of this festival, their dedication and passion are what make this event so special and meaningful for everyone who attends. 

“The Estia Greek Festival fosters a sense of belonging and appreciation for all cultures in Tasmania’s multicultural community.”  

Organiser Emanuel Roussos said the festival had played a pivotal role in sharing the rich traditions, stories and customs of Greek culture with the broader Tasmanian population.  

“This festival is about connection and bringing people together through food, music and dance to celebrate the history of Greek culture,” he said.  

“The Estia Greek Festival wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support of our community.  

“This event is truly a labour of love, showcasing the talents and generosity of so many people.”