All the magic of Athens… Just miles from home!
The Atlanta Greek Festival brings all the aromas, sounds, tastes and traditions of Greece to your doorstep. Your admission ticket becomes your passport as you enjoy all the Beauty of Santorini and the Fun of Mykonos. The Annunciation Cathedral and the Atlanta Greek Community are proud to host the Atlanta Greek Festival.
Let the scents of oregano and garlic, and the fragrance of coffee and cinnamon take you back to a simpler yet tastier place.
Our cooks know all the secrets to fine Greek cuisine. And with all food items available continuously during the Festival hours you can take this trip as often as you ’d like.
The Atlanta Greek Festival Drive-thru
Are you in a hurry? Sneak away from the office and grab lunch at the Atlanta Greek Festival Drive Thru! Click here for menu!
Music . . . Dancing . . . Singing . . .
The Greeks call it Kefi – when the music is playing and the joys of life consume you making you want to jump, dance and yell OPA! The Atlanta Greek Festival is all about Kefi!
Let the continuous live Greek music and traditional bouzouki fill you while you enjoy our spectacular, energetic live traditional Greek dance performances by Atlanta’s very own national-award winning dancers.
HOURS
Thursday 5:00 pm -10:00 pm
Friday 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
The Greek Festival is here, and so are the after-parties! This’s year’s event on Friday night will be at The Warren (in the Highlands). These events are a great way to bring everyone together and party after a hard day’s work – serving up gyros and frappedes.
IMPORTANT: As was the case last year, there will be a $5 cover at The Warren for those ON THE LIST (see Facebook page for this event to include your name by commenting on the page’s wall).
Age: 21+
The Greek Festival is here, and so are the after parties! Our Saturday Greek Night will be at Taverna Plaka, where we’ll have a private event just for us in the entire back room. We’re also delighted to have the best music played by DiscoHristo! We’re anticipating a large crowd, so we may also add the front room later in the night.
These events are a great way to bring everyone together and party after a hard day’s work serving up gyros and frappedes…please invite anyone that I missed or am not connected to. Looking forward to this year’s Greek Fest with you all!
SATURDAY GREEK NIGHT DETAILS:
Where: Taverna Plaka
Address: 2196 Cheshire Bridge Rd, Atlanta, GA 30324
When: 11:00PM
Cover: $5
Parking: Complementary Valet
Central Georgia Greek Festival
hosted by
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church
Join us for Authentic Greek Food, Live Music, Dancing, Shopping, Jewelry, Religious Artifacts, Art and Church Tours
The HELLENIC STUDIES PROGRAM
of Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church
presents our annual
“OXI DAY” CELEBRATION
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Immediately following the Divine Liturgy
Luncheon and Program featuring the children of our community
Adults – $10
Children (12 and under) – $5
Meals “to go” – $8
Ticket price includes reception in the Atrium with cash bar; Full-course dinner served with one red and one white wine; Entertainment by Basile the Comedian.
The latest films from Greece are coming to Atlanta! The best of the New York City Film Festival will be at the Woodruff Arts Center (Rich Theater) on November 8 and 9.
Click on this link for the event flyer.
Click on this link for the film descriptions.
Little England / Mikri Anglia (132 min)
What If / An (112 min)
Lost in the Bewilderness (97 min)
The Enemy Within (107 min)
Common Denominator (78 min)
Tickets available for advanced purchase from the box office. All shows are $12 (tax/fees inclusive). Tickets will also be available at the door. The number to call for tickets is 404-733-5000.
