OPA! Get Excited!

Eat and Drink

Enjoy Greek entrees like Gyro, Souvlaki, Lamb Sliders, along with your Alpha Greek Beer. Feel free to sip on some ouzo while you shop for homemade pastries like Baklava, Koulouria, Melomacarona, and the beloved Tsoureki bread. With sodas and of course Greek Coffee, come for breakfast, lunch and dinner!

Older man wearing a blue cap and red apron, with a surprised expression, holding a cooking utensil over a flaming pan in a restaurant kitchen with other people in the background.

Enjoy Live Music and Dancing

Experience our culture all weekend through our 3 dance groups: the Opa Dancers: Elementary age, Agape Dancers: middle and high shool, and Greek Islanders: college and adults.

Enjoy our live band, To Kefi.

Group of people dressed in traditional colorful folk costumes performing a dance on stage in a tent.

Go Shopping

Shop for Greek gifts, goods, and imports including groceries only available at our festival. Browse iconography, art, and other Greek souvenirs.

Collection of small, colorful embroidered pouches with black drawstrings, featuring intricate patterns and designs.

Interior of an Orthodox church with icons and a large icon of the Virgin Mary with child above the iconostasis, illuminated by blue stained glass windows.

Take a Church Tour

Take a tour of the St. George Greek Orthodox Church with Rev. Father John Tsaras. Get to know the Orthodox Christian Faith with an unforgettable meaningful experience.

Bring the Kids

The Greek Festival is a family friendly event, with inflatables, face painting, and a game area, there is something exciting for everyone! The children can also participate in dancing on stage with the Opa dancers.

A young girl with face paint of a tiger, smiling as a person applies orange and black paint around her eye with a brush.