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2021 Fayetteville Greek Festival

After a year off due to COVID-19, we’re back and ready to share our amazing food and culture with the greater Fayetteville community. Please save the date below! Also follow us on our social media platforms to stay up to do date. We’ll be sharing our menu, program, vendors, sponsors, and more very soon!

We look forward to seeing you all in September!

OPA!

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Would you like your business in front of hundreds of people who love food, dancing, and learning a new culture? Become a 2021 Greek Festival Sponsor! There are still sponsorship and vendor spots available! Email fayettevillegreekfest@gmail.com for
#ThrowbackThursday calls for a blast from the past of pictures of our community, from serving up delicious food, to dancing with our friends and just having a grand ole time at the Fayetteville Greek Festival. Save the Date for the 2021 Greek Festi
Do you know why Melomakarona and finikia are referred to as the same cookie? The simple answer, they are the same cookie. Depending on the region of Greece you hail from you may refer to the same cookie with a different name, but still the same great
June 4, 2021 is #NationalDoughnutDay! Can you smell the doughnuts? I know we can smell the loukoumades. Loukoumades are Greek doughnut holes topped with honey syrup and walnuts. So enjoy a regular doughnut today, but on September 17-19, we are havi
We smell something sweet in the air. A light fluffy pastry filled with nuts and drenched in a sweet syrup. Can you guess what it is? If you guessed Baklava, you are correct. Our ladies of the church are busy preparing all kinds of pastries for the 20
Can you smell the souvlaki? We sure can. Just sit back, close your eyes, and relax. You hear Greek music playing, everyone yelling OPA and you can smell the souvlaki on the open fire grill. Save the date, September 17-19, 2021. #fayettevillenc #gr
Kouloudia are the braided cookies that are traditionally baked during Easter time, but they also serve as the perfect pick me up. Kouloudia are so delicious and can be eaten in so many ways, such as: dipping in your morning coffee, sprinkled with ses
Kataifi is baklava’s cousin as we say in the Greek Pastry world. Kataifi is shredded wheat phyllo and wrapped around a nut filling. Doesn’t that sound delicious? Tell us your favorite Greek Pastry! Comment below with your favorite Greek P
Who is ready for the Fayetteville Greek Fest? It’s that time of year to save the dates for a weekend of food, dancing and being Greek for a weekend. Make sure you are following our Facebook page (@faygreekfest) and Instagram page (faygreekfest)
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