St. George Hosts Greek American Festival November 5-7, 2021
Join the community of St. George Greek Orthodox Church in New Port Richey for their 37th Annual Greek American Festival the weekend of November 5-7, 2021. Dubbed the largest Greek festival in Tampa, the event features free admission, free parking, and free entertainment for all ages.
Greek music, food, drinks, dancing, vendors and a carnival
A DJ from International Sounds will be joining them again this year to play the greatest and latest in Greek music, and for the families with children there will be over 20 carnival rides. Plus, enjoy authentic Greek food favorites including entrees, sides, desserts, soft drinks and a bar featuring Greek beer and wine and domestic beers.
The Food
You’ll have the option to order and enjoy Gyros, pork and chicken souvlaki, pastichio, Greek salad, as well as sides like spanakopita, Greek fries, and kid-friendly entrée option including Kid’s hot dog with fries, and sides including French fries and side salad, for those who prefer. Desserts include assorted Greek pastries, and Greek-favorite Bougatsa (a Greek pastry filled with custard).
Festival-favorite Meli Street Donuts will be joining the festival again this year.
The Drinks
Drink options are plenty including, soft drinks like Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, as well as Greek Soda, and bottled water. From the bar, visitors to the festival can enjoy domestic beers, Greek beers, wine, as well as bottles of wine.
The Vendor Market, Kids Zone, and more
There will be an opportunity to shop local businesses and Greek imports, as well and Greek Folk Dance performances, and a Kid’s zone complete with not just the carnival but also games and activities for all ages.
St. George Greek American Festival Location and Hours
St. George Greek Orthodox Church is located at 9426 Little Rd., New Port Richey, FL 34654, and the festival hours run Friday, November 5th from 4-11pm, Saturday, November 6th from 11am-11pm, and Sunday, November 7th from 12pm-8pm.
You can learn more about the festival or any other updates from its Facebook page: St. George’s Greek American Festival.
