For Tickets and Info call; (818) 924-3305 :: george@greekla.com

We have secured special room rates for all concert guests. Click Here for Room Reservations

Plus the official Pre-Party and  After Hours Greek Night inside the Mirage with the Best DJs from all over the West Coast:
The Line Up includes; DJ G. Stav (SF) :: G.Sverk (LB) :: DJ Trellas (LA) :: DJ Tasso (SF)

Bring Your Family and Friends For Some
“Great Fun Under the Pasadena Sun…”

St. Anthony Greek Orthodox Church in Pasadena is celebrating their milestone 50th annual Greek Fest the weekend of September 19 – 21, 2008.  Every year, thousands of people attend the much anticipated Greek festival, which includes live music, dancing, delicious food, arts and crafts booths and a raffle with fantastic prizes.

The event, which serves as the church’s annual fundraiser, will be held at St. Anthony, located at 778 S. Rosemead Blvd. in Pasadena. Admission is only $3.00 for adults and children 12 and under are free.  It’s a wonderful and affordable weekend of fun activities for the whole family and a chance to bring the entire multi-cultural community of Pasadena together to celebrate…not just the Greek community.

Hours for the Festival are as follows:
Friday, September 19th  5:00 PM 10:00 PM
Saturday, September 20th  Noon   10:00 PM
Sunday, September 21st  Noon     9:00 PM

For further information, call (626) 449-6943 or visit:

www.saint-anthonys.org or www.hellenicfestival.org

It’s LAGFF time!!! The 2nd Los Angeles Greek Film Festival is proud to announce its second annual run scheduled for June 25-29, 2008.

The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) is a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting Greek cinema, bridging the gap between Greek filmmakers and Hollywood and highlighting Greek contributions to the American film industry.

The Festival will take place at the Linwood Dunn Theater and the Egyptian Theater, both in Hollywood. LAGFF will kick off with an Opening Night Gala after a screening of Zorba the Greek, the first run of this much loved film in Los Angeles in many years. Over the course of five days it will showcase a combination of features, shorts and documentaries from and about Greece. Filmmakers will be invited to present their films in person and participate in discussions with the audiences. On Saturday, June 28th we will be hosting a panel for invited writers on how to adapt classic Greek myths into screenplays. The Festival will conclude with a Closing Night Gala announcing the winners of the Orpheus Awards for the best film, documentary, and short shown at the Festival.

Furthermore, this year the Festival will be hosting a Tribute ceremony celebrating the work of the late director John Cassavetes at the Linwood Dunn Theater on Friday, June 27. Cassavetes former wife and world-renowned actress Gena Rowlands will receive the Tribute on his behalf.

Among Greek based sponsors and supporters of the Festival the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Greek Film Center, Wonderful Greece, and Bank of Cyprus. Other sponsors include so far Imperial Media, Daphne’s Restaurants, Metaxa and many individual sponsors.

For program, more details and info on how to attend the opening and closing events visit: www.lagreekfilmfestival.org

The Center for the Visual & Performing Arts is presenting Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey. This children's classic literature stage play was written by renown archaeologist Dr. Gary Stickle who was the inspiration for movie character Indiana Jones. Using authentic costumes and Greek art, this play follows the adventures of King Odysseus and his crew after the Trojan Wars as they try to return home while being waylayed by the cylops, sirens and other mythical characters. Cici Lau is producer and director.

Date: Saturday, March 15, 2008 - 4pm

Location: 1850 Hellman Ave, Alhambra, CA 91803 (near Fremont Ave) in the Fellowship Hall of Sage Granada Park United Methodist Church

Refreshments: Starbucks coffee and Amy's Famous Baklava

Admission Donation: $10.adults and $5.children

More information: www.sgpumcarts.org or call (626) 230 5435

CAMELOT ARTISTS PRESENTS

CONFESSIONS OF A GREEK CRIMINAL

written and performed by
Greg Lewis

directed by
Robert Walden

Fridays 8:00PM / $15 / $10 Students
Oct 27th, Nov 3rd & 10th

THE BEVERLY HILLS PLAYHOUSE
254 S ROBERTSON BLVD - BEVERLY HILLS 90211

RESERVATIONS 310 358 9936

(All proceeds go directly to benefit Camelot Artists)
http://greglewisprods.com/gregory.html

NOTE:  This show has been cancelled!

Haris Alexiou in concert at UCSB

Friday, December 1, 2006 @ 8:00 PM, Campbell Hall

West Coast Premiere!

“Alexiou is one of the world's great singers, with a passion and artistry that few others can even approach.” Boston Globe

Adored by Greek fans around the world for over thirty years, the extraordinarily talented Charis Alexiou will seduce listeners with her charismatic voice and captivating presence. Alexiou has traveled throughout the world, from Greece to Australia, Russia to Africa, America to Japan, performing her seamless blend of centuries-old Greek musical traditions and laika, Greek popular music. Her incredible emotional range and remarkable style of singing, often described as Byzantine, has made Alexiou an internationally recognized superstar.

Admission - $45.00

For tickets visit UCSB Arts & Lectures

• Live Greek music by the OLYMPIANS
• Performances by award-winning Greek youth dancers 
• Cooking demonstrations
• Church tours
• Children’s games and activities
  

• Fabulous Greek Food
• Live Greek Music by Fotia
• Greek Dancing
• Kids Fun Park
  

• Fabulous Greek Food
• Delicious Greek Pastries
• Authentic Greek Beer
• Wine, Ouzo and Metaxa
• Live Greek Music
• Greek Folk Dancing
• Greek Theatrical Presentation
• Greek Gift Items
• Greek Cooking Demo
• Kid's Arcade
• Live Latino Music