Dolmades: Grape leaves stuffed with savory rice, served with tzatziki sauce.
Tzatziki: Yogurt, cucumber, garlic & dill sauce, served with pita bread.
Greek Salad – Small/Large: Garden greens, feta cheese, kalamata olives, pepperoncini, tomatoes and onions, served with Greek dressing.
Pita bread.

Sandwiches and Entrees

Gyro pita wrap: Slices of lamb and beef gyro meat, served in pita bread with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and tzatziki sauce.
Grilled chicken pita wrap: Grilled marinated chicken served in pita bread with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and tzatziki sauce.
Pastitsio: Ziti pasta layered with seasoned ground beef and cheese, topped with bechamel sauce; “Greek lasagna.”
Moussaka: Baked eggplant, potato, ground beef and cheese, topped with bechamel sauce
Spanakopita: Spinach and feta cheese filling baked in crispy phyllo dough.
Hot dogs.

Taverna (Main Tent)

Mythos imported Greek beer.
Greek wines by the glass or bottle.

Beverages (Main Tent)

Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite.
Bottled water.

Greek Pastries and Desserts (Main Tent)

Loukoumades: Fried dough balls topped with honey syrup, cinnamon, and walnuts.
Tsoureki: Sweet holiday bread topped with slivered almonds.
Baklava: The most celebrated of all Greek pastries; spiced walnuts layered in crispy buttered phyllo dough and topped with honey-flavored syrup.
Finikia: Semi-soft honey-dipped cookies sprinkled with ground walnuts.
Galaktoboureko: A favorite of Greek families; custard baked in crispy buttered phyllo and laced with syrup.
Karithopita: Spice nut cake with light syrup.
Kok: Two soft cookies filled with pastry cream, dipped in light syrup and topped with chocolate glaze.
Kourambiethes: Butter shortbread cookies topped with powdered sugar.
Koulourakia: Crisp butter twist cookies.
Paximathia: Semi-sweet biscotti with walnuts and dried cranberries.
Baklava ice cream sundae: A unique treat, with your choice of additional toppings.
Greek rice pudding: Creamy and thick, with just a hint of lemon.

Want to Cook Greek at Home?

Available at several festival vendors is our award-winning cookbook,
The Grecian Plate
$20
Now in its 11th printing!
Over 50,000 copies sold!

Time-tested, easy-to-follow home recipes and menus, shared with love by the members of St. Barbara Church.

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

There will be continuous traditional and popular Greek music and folk dance performances by dance troupes in authentic costumes. All are welcome to join in community dancing. Don’t worry if you don’t know the steps; just join the dance line and follow your inner Zorba. We’ll even give you a free, spontaneous dance lesson! Tours of our landmark Byzantine-style domed church – with completed iconography throughout the sanctuary – will be featured both Saturday and Sunday.

2025 Schedule of Events

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

12 p.m.: Church tour in worship area
  1 p.m.: Greek folk dance performance – Main Tent
  2 p.m.: Church tour in worship area
  3 p.m.: Greek folk dance performance – Main Tent
  4 p.m. Church tour in worship area
  5 p.m.: Greek folk dance performance
  7 p.m.: Greek dance lesson – all are welcome – Saturday only
Schedule of events is subject to change

TRADITIONAL AND POPULAR GREEK MUSIC BY DJ VASILI GRENDAS OF COWBOY SOUND PRODUCTIONS, INC.

All are welcome to join in community folk dancing. Free lessons upon request! Opa!

CHURCH TOURS

Tours of our landmark Byzantine-styled domed church will be offered on Saturday and Sunday (see schedule above). A special highlight will be the beautiful new iconography in the church dome and apses. Tours last about 30 minutes, followed by Q & A.