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A hilarious and well received promotional for the Valley Greek Festival is a video skit on Instagram featuring two women at odds with each other over their cooking mastery.
Food, Dancing & Fun! May 25-27, 2024
Can’t get to Greece this year? Take a “Staycation” at The Valley Greek Festival!
The San Fernando Valley’s 48th annual Greek Festival is taking place on Memorial Day Weekend, May 25 through 27, 2024 at Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. The festival evokes the sights, sounds, and tastes that define the traditional Greek way of life. Enjoy the hospitality of the Valley’s Greek community and experience the simple pleasures of life in a Greek village.
- Live Greek Dance Performances
- Cooking Demonstrations
- Church Tours
VGF Parking Is Always FREE!
Get Here Early! $5.00 Admission
Food & Drink For The Gods
Festival-goers will not want to miss the delicious Greek food! Festival favorites like gyros and pastichio will make your mouth water. Yia Yia’s (grandma’s) kitchen offers sweet treats to delight you: baklava, melomakarona, & kataifi – just to name a few!
Valley Greek Festival Menu– A Taste of Greece in the San Fernando Valley
A Fantastic Time!
Watch professional Greek dance performances and learn to Greek Dance! Shop at the outdoor Greek marketplace (Agora).Take in a cooking demonstration and learn how to make authentic Greek cuisine! Try your luck or entertain your kids in our expanded games section. There is so much to do, see and eat at the Valley Greek Festival that one day may not be enough!
Visit The Greek Agora
Shop at the outdoor Greek marketplace (Agora) for the finest olive oil, honey, cookbooks, art, jewelry, gifts and much more…
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