It’s been a long time coming for lovers of Greek food in and around Little Rock, Arkansas because the International Greek Festival will return Oct. 3-4 in its full form after being a drive-in version since 2020 when the COVID pandemic hit.
It will be held at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church and give festival goers a chance socialize again and mix instead of being handed food and drink through a drive-in window during the days of social distancing.
With this year’s return to in-person festivities, guests can expect live entertainment, family-friendly activities and the expansive spread of Greek eats the fest has been serving up for more than 40 years, said Little Rock Soiree.
“For so many families in central Arkansas, the Greek Food Festival is more than just an event, it’s a tradition,” festival chair Jason Alley said. “We’re thrilled to welcome everyone back to enjoy everything that makes this festival so special.” The festival will, as before, once again donate Some proceeds to local charitable organizations.
