How many people are expected to attend the Greek festival in Charlotte NC?
he Yiasou Greek Festival began in 1978 and since then has become one of Charlotte’s largest cultural events. It is eagerly anticipated by the Charlotte community each year. Yiasou (the Greek word for Hello, Goodbye and Cheers) Greek Festival features Hellenic cultural exhibits, authentic Greek cuisine and pastries, entertainment, art, shopping and more. Experience the sights and sounds of Greece when you visit the 31st Annual Yiasou Greek Festival. It’s a time of the year when everyone can be Greek! The Yiasou Festival has been honored to receive several awards over recent years including: • Best International Festival – Charlotte Magazine in 2005 • The Best of Charlotte Award for Best Festival in 2004 – Creative Loafing • One of Charlotte’s Best Festivals in 2003 by Charlotte Observer readers • Best Ethnic Festival of 2004, 2003 and 2000 – Creative Loafing • Best Ethnic Festival of 1999 – Charlotte Magazine Sources:
Charlotte’s 29th Annual Greek Festival Attracts Thousands September 26, 2006 by Angie Kendrick A Gathering for People of All Ages, Race and Cultures Do you what I like the most about living in the U.S.A.? It’s the great diversity of culture that is in this country. No where else in this world can you find the mix of cultural festivals, street fairs and parties. This year Charlotte’s calendar is filled with festivals; Greek Festival Neighborhood: Dilworth community Charlotte, NC 28211 heritage festivals, jazz and film festivals, music and art festivals. So there is always plenty of opportunity to fulfill your festival hunger pangs. This past Sunday, my 5 year old son and I were getting a little cabin fever and needed something to do. I had made a mental note earlier that it was time for the annual Greek festival, as it is usually scheduled in early September. I referred to my local paper and found it was the last day to enjoy this wonderful event. So we wandered over to the Dilworth com
