Greek Festival in Savannah Completed

By Fani Toli on October 19, 2011 in Festivals, News

This year, the 3-days-long Greek Festival of St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church’s Community in Savannah, Georgia was the largest and grandest Greek Festival in town.

According to the President of the Communal Council, Jim Stephens (Sotiropoulos), it was a very successful festival, the weather was really good, in spite of a rainfall during the 1st day of the festival.

Finally, Jim Stephens concluded, “the attendees of the festival were much fewer than last year but I’m not sure if the economic crisis had an influence on it”.

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