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It's already that time of the year. And what a year it has been! Our Christmas Party is fast approaching. This is our last function for the year. The perfect way to round out our 75th Anniversary Legacy Program. Please be sure to book quickly to avoid missing out. It's going to be a big one and we'd love to see you all there! Tickets can be purchased via www.kalymnianassocnsw.com.au For enquiries, please call Helen Melas on 0412 989 902 . #kalymnianassociationofnsw #kalymnian

Happening Now. We told you to come! . #kalymnianassociationofnsw #kalymnianyouthsocietyofnsw #evzonesofgreece #mediterraneanmagic #greekcitytimes View original post on Facebook

A special moment for our very own Treasurer, John Billiris, who represented the Kalymnian Association of NSW at this morning's wreath laying ceremony at the Martin Place Cenotaph, in the presence of the Evzones, Greek Presidential Guard, who have come all the way from Athens, Greece. This photo is definitely a keepsake, John. 👏🇬🇷👏🇬🇷👏🇬🇷 . #kalymnianassociationofnsw #kalymnianyouthsocietyofnsw #evzones #evzonesinaustralia #martinplacecenotaph View original post on Face

As part of the Kalymnian Association of NSW's 75th Anniversary celebrations, we are honoured to announce our role as an Official Event Partner for the visit of the Evzones, the Presidential Guard of Greece, to Sydney, for OXI DAY, under the auspices of the NSW Government and the Hellenic Club Sydney. For 75 years, the Kalymnian Association of NSW has remained steadfast in its commitment not only to preserving the heritage of Kalymnos, but also to celebrating and advancing the

We share some photos of our fortunate friends who had the privilege of having their copies of My Place signed by the author herself. Yesterday's "My Place Author's Presentation by Nadia Wheatley" was an informative, moving and poignant reminder that the best books don't sit on shelves to collect dust - they spark conversations and inspire generations. They are read, reread and shared for decades after their release. Thanks to all who were in attendance and allowed themselves

As part of our 75th Anniversary Legacy Program, the Kalymnian Association of NSW, together with the Kalymnian Youth Society of NSW, proudly presents the "My Place Author Presentation, Discussion and Family Fundraiser Picnic". Sunday 11 October 2026 from 12pm. 'My Place' by Nadia Wheatley tells the story of a place in Sydney through the lives of children who lived there from 1788 - 1988, showing how Australia's history, people and culture have changed over time. It features a

Happening now. Kalymnian Night, like the days of old. Oh what a night! . #kalymnianassociationofnsw #kalymnianyouthsocietyofnsw #tavernanight #kalymnos #sydney View original post on Facebook

An amazing day was had yesterday at this year’s Let's Go Greek Festival in Parramatta. Full of colour, warmth and that unmistakable Hellenic spirit. The event was beautifully organised and ran with real heart, celebrating everything we love about Greek culture. It welcomed people from every background to share in the music, the food, the traditions, the laughter, and the kind of generous, effortless hospitality Greeks are known for. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helpe

We share some moments from an exceptional night hosted by UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA, FOUNDATION FOR HELLENIC STUDIES UNSW, and non for profit UNITY IN PHILIA. Celebrating the 12th international summer university honouring Greek Language, Culture and Media at the Hermes Lounge, Kogarah we were honoured with an invitation to take part in this historic conference; the largest ever Hellenic Studies event in Australia's history. Once again, our Dance Troupe performed brilliantly shin

The new Kalymnian Youth Society logo has been developed to create visual harmony and brand unity with the parent logo of the Kalymnian Association of NSW. As a subsidiary organisation, the Youth Society operates within the Association’s established brand hierarchy, ensuring both identities share a consistent visual language while remaining distinct in purpose. The design retains the Perikefalea as its core symbol, honouring the youth committee’s original concept and preservin