Greek Food Festival (Tallahassee)

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The Greek Food Festival is a festival held in mid-October in Tallahassee, Florida, United States and hosted by the Holy Mother of God Greek Orthodox Church.

## Goal

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As in many Greek festivals in the U.S., this festival is part of Tallahassee's diversity of cultures. The goal is to give the community a taste of Greek food, Greek music, Greek culture, Greek dancing, and entertainment. At Greek Festivals you will typically find Greek gourmet food, Greek folk music — usually performed by Greek bands, cultural exhibitions including artifacts from Greece and dances performed in costumes of old tradition, and dancing for the public under Greek tunes. It is a community-building event for the parish.

A piece of baklava

## Foods

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Traditional Greek foods like spanakopita, tzatziki, baklava, dolmades, tsoureki, skordalia, melitzanosalata, melomakarona, kakavia soup, kourabiedes, kothropita, and kapamas are made.

## See also

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* Greek Food Festival of Dallas

## External links

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* Greek Food Festival
* Tallahassee Food & Dining Index

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