Feb
28
to Mar 5

Michael Malis Tour

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BIG NEWS. hitting the road for a short but sweet run -- myself, the piano, and YOU. Been diving into some new music and approaches and I'd love for you to witness it. THE RUNDOWN:

FEBRUARY 28: GRAND RAPIDS Not a public event, but I put it on the poster because I'm beyond stoked to be masterclassing for @lisa.sung.jazz 's students at Calvin University
MARCH 1: CHICAGO Horatio N. May Chapel at Rosehill Cemetery wsg Twilight Choir, a new project spearheaded by @54bpm Cemetery chapel with legendary acoustics at dusk? Yes.
MARCH 2: WEST MICHIGAN Saugatuck Center for the Arts. West Michigan folks, this is your show. Sunday afternoon in Saugatuck. Can't get any more lovely than that. Bring your kids. @saugatuck_arts
MARCH 5: DETROIT Fort Street Presbyterian Church. Pinching myself that I get to play my favorite piano in the city in perhaps the best acoustical space in the city. @fortstreetpresbyterianchurch

ALL RELEVANT LINX IN BIO. SEE YOU OUT THERE

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Oct
28
2:00 PM14:00

OXI DAY

Oxi Day, also known as Oxi Day, is a national holiday in Greece and Cyprus that takes place on October 28. It celebrates Greece's defiance of Italian demands to surrender during World War II. 

What happened on Oxi Day?

  • On October 28, 1940, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini sent an ultimatum to Greek Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas. 

  • The ultimatum demanded that Italian troops be allowed to pass through Greece to occupy strategic points. 

  • Metaxas rejected the ultimatum with the French phrase "Alors, c'est la guerre", which means "Then, it is war". 

  • Greece's refusal led to the country's entry into World War II and the start of the Greco-Italian War. 

How is Oxi Day celebrated? 

  • Oxi Day is marked by parades, festivities, street shows, and fireworks.

  • It's also a time to reflect on the virtues of courage, statesmanship, and national pride.

  • The Acropolis, the Acropolis Museum, and other archeological sites and museums are free to visit.

Why is Oxi Day important?

Oxi Day is important because it demonstrates the commitment of the Greek people to their faith and their country. It also inspired other nations to resist the Axis forces. 

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Dec
7
11:00 AM11:00

Noel Night

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Get ready to kick off the holiday season! Join us for Noel Night on December 7th at the Hellenic Museum of Michigan.

Make sure to stop by the museum for a night filled with festive cheer, beautiful decorations, and fun activities for all ages. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the holidays with friends and family and to discover the unique culture and traditions we have to offer.

Mark your calendars and come celebrate with us!

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