Local Greek Event Calendar

Tuesday, October 6, 4:30 PM, Luce Hall 202 Eleni Louri Dendrinou, Professor of Economics at the Athens University of Economics and Business and Research Associate at the London School of Economics “The Impact of the Eurozone Crisis on the European and Greek Banking Sector.” The talk is made possible by the generous support of the... View Article

Beginning on Tuesday October 6, a bible study group will be meeting from 7 to 8pm in the Library Room. We will be examining the book: Orthodox Church, 455 Questions and answers, by Fr. Stanley Harakas It is a concise and comprehensive handbook on the Orthodox faith, fully and thoroughly indexed for easy reference. In... View Article

JOIN US ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9TH FOR A MUCH ANTICIPATED REBETIKA PERFORMANCE. POST YOUR FAVORITE REBETIKA SONGS AND WE WILL LEARN AND PERFORM THE FIRST 5 THAT ARE NOT ALREADY IN OUR REPERTOIRE!!! ENTERTAINMENT FEE: $20 ADULTS, $15 STUDENTS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL ARIS AT 617-840-6373 DELICIOUS GREEK DISHES! (FULL MENU ALSO AVAILABLE) (407 WASHINGTON ST.... View Article

Do you know the significance of the elongated noses and fingers of byzantine icons? Come find this out and more.

This concert by the Greek Music Ensemble will feature the music of the two most important Greek composers of the 20th century, Manos Hadjidakis and Mikis Theodorakis. The performance will include multimedia, interactive moments where live sound blends with recorded speech, movie clips, and other resources related to the life and work of these two... View Article

We had a great time meeting at the Practice Speaking Greek Meetup and learned Stelios is visiting from Cologne Germany. We decided to have a dinner at Desfina's before he leaves. Come join us for a meal, more greek speaking and kephi! For More Information Visit: http://www.meetup.com/New-England-Greek-Culture-Meetup/

An evening of beautiful Greek music with Oinos and Revma: The music group OINOS, named after the ancient Greek word for wine, intends to be fun and “light” while encouraging their audiences to sing along and participate. The motto of the group says it all: "The more YOU drink, the better WE sound; and as... View Article

October 19, 7pm - A Talk by Greek Consul General Iphigenia Kanara

This is sure to be an enjoyable evening as we each paint our own 8” x 10” masterpiece to take home. No previous art experience is necessary! The art instructors will guide us step by step. Try it...you’ll like it! While channeling our inner Picasso, we will enjoy wine, appetizers and fun fellowship! $25 per... View Article

Our October meeting is this up coming Wednesday, October 21, from 9:30 to 11:30am. Little Angels is a group for St. Spyridon's youngest parishioners. Children ages 1 to 4 are welcomed with parents or care takers to come and have fun. Each meeting will be filled with peer interactions, story time, hands on activities, as... View Article

Join us in the HCHC Library Reading Room for a film and panel discussion to combat human trafficking. Sarah Durfey (Executive Director Abolitionist Network) Nick Anton (Archdiocesan Representative to the United Nations) Gerontissa Foteini and the Sisters (All Saints Monastery, Long Island, NY) Asst. Prof. Timothy Patitsas (Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology)

This coming Sunday (October, 25, 2015) we celebrate "OHI DAY", October, 28, 1940 Place: Maliotis Center, 50 Goddard, Avenue, Brookline, MA Time: 3:00pm Guest Speaker: Professor Kostas Lavdas, Karamanlis Chair at Tufts University Poems from students of the Greek School Dance performance by the following groups: Metropolis Dance Group, Panagia Soumela, Sons & Daughters of Alexander... View Article

October 26, 7pm – FILM SERIES: "The Shadow Theatre of Eugenios Spatharis – The Epic Odyssey" This 90-minute film features the great puppeteer, Eugenios Spatharis, and his production of Homer’s Odyssey with his extraordinary puppets, original songs, and engaging dialogue and story-telling. The film begins with the appearance of the Trojan Horse and continues through... View Article

This 90-minute film features the great puppeteer, Eugenios Spatharis, and his production of Homer’s Odyssey with his extraordinary puppets, original songs, and engaging dialogue and story-telling. The film begins with the appearance of the Trojan Horse and continues through Odysseus’ homecoming. It is a brilliant production of the Greek tradition of Karaghiozis shadow theatre.

Wednesday evenings beginning September 23rd through October 28th, Father Ted will be leading a Bible study group here at St. Gregory's at 7PM. We will be discussing the Gospel of John.