Join us for another exciting year of our annual Greek festival. Visit our 
Join us for our annual Fall meeting and elections at Athens Pizza.
The GSU Center for Hellenic Studies is pleased to announce an upcoming musical event on Thursday evening, October 27, 2016, at 7:00 pm.
We thank you for your past support as a filmgoer and are pleased to invite you to the third annual Best of NYC Greek Film Festival in Atlanta. The film festival returns November 4-6, 2016, at a new and exciting venue, the Atlanta History Center’s McElreath Hall in beautiful Buckhead.
As in previous years, the festival carefully selects and brings the best of current Greek films to US audiences, shown with English subtitles. This year, we plan to bring six current feature films to the festival, which will truly represent “the Best” of the NYC Greek Film Festival.
Advance tickets for the films, film packages and the ‘It’s a Wrap” Closing Reception will go on sale on September 23rd via our ticket vendor, TicketAlternative.com. Your film tickets will include free parking and free admission to the Atlanta History Center museums and grounds on the day of the film!
In the meantime, please consider becoming a festival Sponsor and/or placing an Advertisement for yourself or your business in our 2016 Festival Program Book. We offer Sponsorship and Ad levels for every budget, plus your support will be highlighted to the 1000+ participants we expect. We’ve attached Sponsor and Ad Forms for your convenience.
Lastly, if you’ve enjoyed the film festival in the past, please help spread the word to your friends and colleagues; better yet, bring them along to enjoy intelligent feature films in an incomparable setting. See you at the movies!
Alexandra Manos & Golfo Vastakis
Join us for the 1st Annual Pontian Greek Night. Click 
WORLDS APART
(“ΕΝΑΣ ΑΛΛΟΣ ΚΟΣΜΟΣ”)
Atlanta Premiere: One Screening Only!
Limited Seating
Direction: Christopher Papakaliatis
The stunning new film directed by and starring Christopher Papakaliatis tells three different stories that unite as a single narrative at the end. Each concerns a non-Greek falling in love with a Greek at a time of social and economic turmoil in Greece and Southern Europe at large. This year’s top-grossing film in Greece also stars Academy Award winner J. K. Simmons.
Runtime: 1hr 53 min.
In English and Greek with English subtitles
The Samaria Chapter of Atlanta, Pan-Cretan Association of America presents
The 2017 Kritiko Glendi
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Hellenic Community Center Ballroom
2500 Clairmont Road, Atlanta GA
7:00 pm – Cocktails
7:30 pm – Dinner
9:00 pm – Dancing
Direct from Crete! Andreas Lilikakis on Lyra, Pantelis Krasadakis on Laouto, and Michalis Fraros also playing Laouto
“Early Bird” Pricing! Prices Increase on January 17, 2017
Samaria Members
Adults – $40.00; Students (ages 13-18) – Free; Children under 13 – Free. Full Table of 10 – $400 Dancing Only (after 9:00 pm) – $25.00 (includes one free drink ticket)
Non-Members
Adults – $50.00; Students (ages 13-18) – $25.00; Children under 13 – Free. Full Table of 10 – $450. Dancing Only (after 9:00 pm) – $25.00 (includes one free drink ticket)
DETAILS: Full tables available during “Early Bird” ticket sales; general seating only after that date. No dinner/dance tickets will be sold at the door on the evening of the event. Online ticket sales will end at midnight, Friday, January 27, 2017. “Dance Only” tickets will be available at the door.
