The 62nd annual Greek Festival is back at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, featuring Greek food, drink, dancing, live ...

Sep. 28—Experience a little bit of Greece in the middle of the Duke City during the ABQ Grecian Festival. The three-day event celebrates all things Greek with food, drink, dance, music and vendors ...

Classes are held every Wednesday from 6:30-7:30 p.m. No need to register, just drop in and learn to dance What makes Greek folk dance more than just dance? That’s something you’re going to have to see ...

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church brings back it's annual Greek Festival is scheduled from Friday, November 7, from 5 p.m ...

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Students danced the sirtaki and the kalamatianos, and the audience showered them with dollar bills during the annual Brooklyn Greek Festival in Brooklyn Heights, which wrapped up ...

As the second weekend of November approaches, it’s time for one of the most beloved events in Daytona Beach. The 46 th annual Greek Festival, hosted by the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, will ...

TROY, Mich. – Food, music and more is on tap for the Opa! Greek Festival this June in Troy. The largest Greek Festival in Metro Detroit returns June 16-18 at St. Nicholas in Troy, bringing a ...

THEY NEEDED FOR THE EVENT. ALSO HAPPENING TODAY IN OMAHA, THE ORIGINAL GREEK FESTIVAL, THE DAY BRINGING OUT HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE TO ENJOY GREEK FOOD, DRINK AND MUSIC. THE FESTIVAL STARTED EARLIER IN THE ...

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, at 319 S. 20th St. in Wilson, hosts a biannual Greek Food Fest, which features traditional Greek dance performances. WILSON, Pa. - Opa! Gyros, souvlaki and other ...

TROY, Mich. – Food, music and more is on tap for the Opa! Greek Festival this weekend in Troy. The largest Greek Festival in Metro Detroit returns June 17-19 at St. Nicholas in Troy, bringing a ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Grab your dancing shoes and your appetite and head over to Greek Fest OKC this weekend at Saint George Greek Orthodox Church in northwest OKC. “I’m not Greek but I do come here ...