So, in Pittsburgh we have two layers of community – the neighborhoods and the ethnicity – and sometimes we have ethnic neighborhoods. We love greek food festivals – we love any food festivals but especially Greek food festivals. A few years ago I even met a lovely couple who met while volunteering at their churches Greek food festival.
This week it is all about the Greek.
First up the Greek Food Festival in Ambridge – get your fill of delicious greek food Wednesday – Saturday at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.
Another great tradition, and I am thinking of Rick Sebak‘s Kennywood Memories as I write this, are the nationality days at Kennywood.
I don’t know if this is a bootleg YouTube or not -(Mr. Sebak, my apologies if not) but here is a clip about Nationality Days at Kennywood – start at 6:45 for Nationality Days section.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011 is Greek Day at Kennywood.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POzRDo6VMyw&t=6m45s[/youtube]
more Greek Food Festival reading
- 7 Greek Food Festivals to Whet Your Appetite (bootsnall.com)
- Opa! Summer Greek Festivals in Chicago (chicagourbanite.wordpress.com)
- Stephanie J. Stiavetti: 2011 Oakland Greek Festival (huffingtonpost.com)
Can't go wrong with Greek food! Yum.
Looking forward to Greek Day at Kennywood 2012.
When is the 2012 Greek Day?