 
Welcome to the home page of the Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance Group. The Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance Program was founded in 1989 by Niki Dimotaki-Sokolove under the auspices of His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios.
The mission established by founder Niki Dimotaki-Sokolove and His Eminence was to instill the culture and tradition of Hellenism and the appreciation of this great heritage in the Greek Orthodox youth of the Boston Metropolis through fellowship, learning, folk dances, and songs. The program of instruction was designed by Kiria Νίκi to emphasize the authentic aspects of Greek folk dance, including music recorded with regional instruments and costumes hand-sewn by ελληνοράφτες. Today, under the direction of Dr. John Pappas, the Program strives to maintain the established mission and uphold the authenticity of our heritage while building upon the foundations set by Niki Dimotaki-Sokolove and His Eminence.
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Only Dance Group in North America Certified by Greece’s famous DORA STRATOU Greek Dances Theatre |
Upcoming Events |
Arkadian Society Performance
Watertown Taxiarchae/Archangels Greek Orthodox Church, Saturday, January 28th, 9:00PM |
Adult Dance Class
Starting this Winter
Thursdays 630PM - 730PM
The Metropolis of Boston Dance Group adult dance class focuses on dances from all regions of Greece. The group will be accepting men and women 23yrs. and over of all dance abilities interested in learning the dances and traditions of the regions of Greece. Get directions to Maliotis Cultural Center (Maliotis Cultural Center, 50 Goddard Avenue, Brookline). For additional information email us.
greekdance@greekfolkdance.com
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| Questions? Email greekdance@greekfolkdance.com |
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The MYDG would like to thank His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios for all his years of generous support.
We would also like to thank the following people, without whom none of this would have been possible:
Reverend Father Constantine Xanthakis
Reverend Father Nicholas Krommydas
Mrs. Artemis Gyftopoulou
Mrs. Anna Dubrowski
Mr. Bill Gianoukos
Mrs. Christina Karoyiannis
and all the parents who have sacrificed of themselves time and time again to help us build this fellowship. Thank you! |
