Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, of course! Stay tuned for schedules and announcements on our instagram, facebook and website.
We will not be having sit down dinners like we have in the past. You can purchase favorites from the dinner menu a la carte from the large hall, where the dinners used to be served. There will be some seating in this space, as well as outside, where you can enjoy these items.
Admission to the festival is $5 for guests 12 and over. This is to increase the safety and security of everyone in the festival.
Since our festival takes place in our church parking lot, the best place to park is on surrounding streets. We love our neighbors, please do not block their driveways.
Limited handicap parking is available in the church annex parking lot (across Glisan from the cathedral)
The festival will be open from 10 am- 10pm on Friday and Saturday, 11 am- 7pm on Sunday.
As much as we appreciate the offer, we try to keep volunteers to our parishioners in the community.
The Greek Festival is staffed by volunteers from the Holy Trinity community, with all proceeds benefiting Holy Trinity's ministries and community outreach.
Yes, all of the visa, mastercard, and american express are accepted at the wristband booth.
Greek folk dancing performed by our church youth will be performed Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday. We also teach a traditional dance after each perfomance, so please stay and join us for that!
Yes, there are porta-potties on 31st and 32nd street.
Yes! Our spanakopita, tyropita, and Greek salad as well as other items from our Greek deli are vegetarian.
Yes, we have an outside taverna that includes screens to watch Saturday and Sunday football games.
You may bring an empty water bottle into the event. If it is not empty, you will be asked to dump it before entering.