Excitement Builds for the Augusta Greek Festival This Weekend!
Augusta is buzzing with excitement as one of the season’s most beloved celebrations is just around the corner! The fall edition of the Augusta Greek Festival is ready to roll this weekend, having been rescheduled due to Hurricane Helene. The festivities will kick off starting from Thursday and will run through Sunday, inviting everyone to come and enjoy the rich flavors and vibrant culture of Greece.
Festival Schedule: Mark Your Calendars!
Here’s a quick rundown of when you can soak in all the fun:
- Thursday: 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
- Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Sunday: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Despite the change in dates, festival chairwoman Michelle Enis has assured everyone that they are all set and excited for the festival. Best of all, there will be no changes to the traditional menu and entertainment that festival-goers have come to love over the years.
Feast on Delicious Greek Cuisine
Food lovers, rejoice! The festival has a terrific lineup of mouthwatering dishes, and they’re sure to satisfy your cravings. Get ready for heaping plates of feta fries, gyros, souvlaki, and a plethora of other delightful delicacies. And don’t forget to pair your meal with some exquisite Greek wines or sweet treats like chocolate baklava to make your culinary experience truly authentic!
One important note: while delivery services won’t be available, you can still enjoy every bit of this delicious food on-site. What could be better than enjoying your meal surrounded by music and laughter?
Dancing, Music, and Souvenirs Galore!
The fun doesn’t stop at the food! Visitors can also immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere filled with Greek dancing and live music. This is a fantastic opportunity to kick up your heels and join in or simply watch the talented performers show off their skills on the dance floor.
If you’re in the mood for a piece of Greece to take home with you, check out the array of delightful souvenirs available for purchase. You’ll find beautiful jewelry, comfy t-shirts, and unique wooden creations that would make great gifts or keepsakes.
Cash or Card? Here’s What You Need to Know
Some attendees have noted that due to recent Internet issues, cash would typically be preferred. However, it’s a relief to hear that credit and debit card payments will be accepted this year, ensuring everyone can enjoy their festival experience without any hassle.
Join the Community and Support a Great Cause
The festival takes place in the parking lot of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, located at 953 Telfair St. Admission is free, but remember, this event serves as the church’s biggest fundraiser for its ministry. So while you’re having an amazing time, you’ll also be contributing to a great cause!
For more details and updates, feel free to find the festival on Facebook or Instagram. Get ready for a fantastic weekend filled with food, fun, and community spirit in Augusta!
