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Date: October 12 & 13, 2024
Time:
Saturday: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Location: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
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About St. Augustine Greek Festival
This 2-day Festival encompasses all things Greek…music, food, dance and more! Immerse yourself in Greek culture and heritage for the weekend at this 26th Annual event!
Enjoy authentic Homemade Greek Foods and Pastries along with drinks. Satiate your Greek food cravings at the festival and/or by ordering take out! Choose from a variety of delectable Greek food. From Moussaka to Souvlaki to Spanakopita to Gyros and more. Oh, and don’t forget the scrumptious desserts…Baklava, Galaktoboureko, and Melomakarona to name a few!
Not only can you enjoy the delicious Homemade Greek Foods and Pastries, but you can surround yourself with Greek music. And there is also traditional Greek Folk dancing that you can watch or have fun participating in. Be sure to check out the items for sale at the small Arts & Crafts Market featuring Greek products by local artisans. Or, you can shop at St. Theodora’s Gift Shop and Bookstore for items from Greece. You’ll also have the opportunity to purchase Greek baked goods at the Church’s Agora (market).
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Greek Food
If the Greek food is beckoning you to the Greek Festival, then you won’t be disappointed. From appetizers to desserts and even Greek liquor, the festival’s menu is as Greek as it is delicious. Start your meal with the traditional Greek salad then choose from entrees like roasted lamb or moussaka (similar to shepherd’s pie but with eggplant and béchamel sauce). Or, opt for an item off the grill like a gyro or pork or chicken Souvlaki dinner or sandwich.
Afterward, take your pick from baklava (a filo pastry with walnuts and spice and topped with honey), kataifi (rolled shredded filo filled with walnuts and dipped in honey), melomakarona (honey dipped spice cookies with ground nuts), and a variety of other tasty pastries for dessert.
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