Now in its 61st year, the Sacramento Greek Festival kicks off the first weekend of October with authentic Greek cuisine, imported wine, vibrant Greek Dance performances, cooking demos and live music.
Friday, October 4th, 11am to 10pm
Saturday, October 5th, 11am to 10pm
Sunday, October 6th, 11am to 8pm
616 Alhambra Blvd (across from McKinley Park) at the Greek Orthodox Church
Entrance is on F Street
Listen: Koula Gianulias
Baklava
Loukoumades
Greek pastries
- FOOD ITEMS
- Gyro – Grilled pork or chicken slices marinated in Greek spices, wrapped in pita bread and topped with fries, onions, tomatoes, and tzatziki (the famous cucumber, garlic and yogurt sauce).
- Meze (appetizers) – small bites you can’t get enough of like “saganaki” (flaming fried cheese), souvlaki, spanakopita, calamari.
- Zaharoplastion (pastry shop) - honey and butter-drenched baklava, kourambiethes, traditional Greek cookies and much more.
- Loukoumades- the "Greek mini doughnut" fried fresh on the spot, drizzled in honey, cinnamon and nuts.
- Pandepoleon (marketplace) - featuring authentic specialty foods including olive oil, oregano and imported chocolates.
- Agora (shops) - Greek inspired art, clothing, unique jewelry and much more.
- Taverna (bar) - Greek wines and liquor, imported specialty sodas and beer plus the popular Greek Lemon Blast signature cocktail.
The Sacramento Greek Festival at Night
An expansive a la carte menu will return along with crowd favorites like Moussaka and Pastitsio. Also back by popular demand, the Greek Lemon Blast signature cocktail inspired by the beautiful blue waters of Greece.
Proceeds support parish outreach, youth programs and local charities. Admission for guests 13 and older is $5, kids under 13 are free. "Friday Funday" $3 admission between 11am and 3pm on Friday. Free admission for guests who ride their bikes. Complementary parking with shuttle service is also provided. Please check our website for the latest information along with menu, entertainment and parking details: