An Arizona Favorite and Phoenix Tradition Since 1960!

WHEN
Friday, October 12: 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday, October 13: 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday, October 14: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm

WHERE
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral
1973 E. Maryland Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85016
(SE of Lincoln Dr. and the 51)
602-264-2791

PARKING
- FREE at Charles Schwab—24th St. & Lincoln
Free shuttle bus to festival every 15 minutes.
(3 buses for little or no wait time starting 1/2 hour before the festival opens)

- $5.00 Charge to park in church parking lot

ADMISSION

  • $3.00—for an entire day of fun
  • Children under 12 free every day
  • Seniors over 60 are $2.00 on Saturday from 11:00am-3:00pm

*No pets permitted

Welcome to the 52nd Annual Greater Phoenix Greek Festival! As we enter the next fifty years of celebrating the Greek experience in Phoenix, we are pleased to provide you with an opportunity to share in the rich history, culture, and culinary delights of Greece.

In addition to the authentically prepared Greek cuisine, please sample some imported Greek wine, beer and, of course, ouzo and the Greek classic Metaxa. Additionally, our nationally recognized community dancers, in traditional costumes from the various regions of Greece – and the Greek world – will be performing throughout the weekend.

Cathedral tours will be offered for those seeking to understand more about our ancient Orthodox Christian Faith.

A portion of the proceeds are donated to Phoenix Children’s Hospital, SARRC, and UMOM.

We hope you enjoy our Hellenic hospitality, and we thank you for your friendship and continued support.

 

One thought on “An Arizona Favorite and Phoenix Tradition Since 1960!

  1. will visit this Saturday and already had thorougly enjoyed Greek Festival in
    The San Fernando Valley, California

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