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John V. Kassimatis, 9/11 Hero and Archon of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, Dies
John V. Kassimatis, a former Port Authority Police officer and Archon of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, died after an illness linked to 9/11. His life connected Ground Zero, Saint Nicholas, and decades of service.
Astoria Event to Celebrate Olympism and Kostis Palamas
A cultural event at St. Demetrios School in Astoria will focus on Olympism, the Olympic Hymn, Kostis Palamas, Greek education, and the younger generation.
Astoria Performance Explores Greek Women’s Migration to America
Echoes of Hera: Voices Across the Ocean, a multimedia performance by Avgi Maria Atmatzidou, will take place on May 30 at the Stathakeion Cultural Center in Astoria.
Can Greek Americans Still Get Greek Citizenship? What It Actually Takes in 2026
Can Greek Americans get Greek citizenship? Real cases show how the process works in 2026, from fast approvals to complex registrations.
What’s Happening at St. Demetrios in Astoria, and Why It Matters Beyond New York
Financial crisis, governance disputes, and a new New York law have put St. Demetrios in Astoria at a crossroads for the Greek-American community.
Panel in New York Explores Pontic Greek Genocide Through Vatican Archives
A New York panel explored Vatican archival evidence on the Pontic Greek Genocide, focusing on missionary accounts and ongoing debates over historical recognition.
Greek Jewish Festival Highlights Romaniote Heritage in New York City on May 17
The Greek Jewish Festival takes place May 17, 2026 in New York City with music, food, dance, and synagogue tours on the Lower East Side.
Benaki Museum Program on the First Olympics Set for April 14 at Maliotis Cultural Center
A free program on the 1896 Olympic Games will be held April 14 in Brookline, featuring speakers from Greece and the Benaki Museum.
“The Spirit of 1821” Brings Music and Memory to Long Island City Ahead of NYC Parade
“The Spirit of 1821” will take place April 14 in Long Island City, bringing music, traditional costumes, and community participation ahead of the NYC Greek Independence Day Parade.
Dr. Theodosios Kyriakidis to Speak on Pontic Greek Genocide in Astoria on April 15
A lecture in Astoria on April 15 will examine the history of the Pontic Greek genocide, featuring historian Dr. Theodosios Kyriakidis.
Memory and Preparation: The Lead-Up to New York’s 2026 Greek Independence Day Parade
New York’s 2026 Greek Independence Day Parade takes shape with a Cyprus-focused historical lecture, 70 registered organizations, 45 floats, and a full weekend of events on Fifth Avenue.
Cosmos FM Sets June 3 Date for 31st Phidippides Award Gala
Cosmos FM will host its 31st Phidippides Award Gala on June 3, 2026, in New York City, honoring Steve and Angela Zervoudis.
