GreekFest 2008

Sharing of Our Greek Heritage with our Neighbors

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WORKERS IN THE LIGHT

St George Greek Orthodox Church
4070 Kingston Pike

Knoxville Tn. 37919


        Phone Voice (865) 522-5043  FAX (865) 525-8035 


   29th Annual Greekfest  2008

 

ITS  OVER for this Year

 

Please let us take this opportunity to thank all of our Knoxville Neighbors who supported our

Greek Festival .  Thanks are in order to all those in the Saint George Community Family who

pitched in and helped. It was a joyous occasion and a lot of fun. Hope you enjoyed it and look forward to seeing you next year.

 

Gary Kalogeros  Greekfest Chairman

 


                     Friday, Saturday    and      Half-Day Sunday

                   11:00AM-10:00PM               11:30AM-5:00PM


FREE Continuous Shuttle Service to the Church from  Offsite Parking Areas  (See Below)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  Step inside an exciting Mediterranean culture and dance your cares away at the 29th Annual Saint George Greek Festival. The spectacular event will be held Friday and Saturday, and a half day Sunday.
During the festival, young people from the congregation will entertain with high-energy performances. Festival-goers will have the opportunity to learn how to Greek dance.  Check out our GreekFest Gift Shops, where guests can purchase a variety of imported gifts and crafts. Original art work is also available.

    “Our festival gives us, as people of faith, the opportunity and good fortune to share our Orthodox faith while providing a window into our jubilant culture,” said Father John Kostas. 
   Father Kostas and other volunteers will provide interactive sanctuary tours each day so that visitors can get a quick orientation of Greek Orthodox church history while marveling at the Byzantine icons and stained glass windows.  In the Greek tradition, members from the 250-family church will lovingly make and serve exquisite ‘old country’ dishes.  The indulgent should expect homemade Greek favorites, such as Spanakopita (spinach pie), Saganaki (flaming Feta cheese), Souvlak i, Gyros, Greek pizza, and Roast Leg of Lamb. A Greek Coffee stand will satisfy the java lovers. 
      Leave room for dessert. Choose from traditional Baklava or Kataifi, filled with nuts, butter and honey. Try a custard pastry, or a powdered sugar cookie. Grecian sweet bread loaves are available for take home.


Offsite Parking is Provided Below with Continuous Shuttle Service to Church

Site #1     Behind Western Plaza Shopping Center

 

Site #2    Old Bi-Lo  Supermarket  Soon to be a Earthfare Supermarket (See Below)

Across from Mayo Garden Center on Kingston Pike