A Proud History

Founded in 1953, the Greek Community of Tasmania has been a cornerstone for Greek-Australians living in the state. For over 70 years, we've helped build a strong sense of identity, connection, and belonging—uniting generations through culture and community.

Celebrating Greek Culture in Tasmania

We’re all about bringing people together to celebrate what makes Greek culture so special. From lively community events to language and dance classes, there are plenty of ways to get involved, have fun, and stay connected to your heritage.

Our community centre and the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Hobart play an important role in hosting gatherings and traditions that bring our culture to life—whether you're here for the food, the music, the history, or the company.

Programs and Community Services

We’re proud to offer a range of services and opportunities, including:

• Greek language classes for children and adults

• Traditional Greek dancing lessons

• Cultural celebrations

• The annual Estia Greek Festival

• Religious services and events

• Support for our older generations

• Support for Greek nationals through the Consulate of Greece

A Bridge Between Cultures

We believe that keeping our traditions alive not only honours our past but also strengthens Tasmania’s multicultural identity. We encourage cross-cultural exchange, intergenerational learning, and connection with the broader Tasmanian community.

Our community brings people together through a wide range of activities and programs, including:

• Cultural events

• The annual Estia Greek Festival

• Greek language education

• Traditional Greek dancing

• Religious celebrations at the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George in Hobart

• Consular services