The Cheyenne, Wyoming, Greek Festival was held last Saturday, 9/19/26, and if you missed it, you should make plans to attend next year.
MAN, THAT FOOD WAS GOOD! There is a reason that the line to get in goes around the corner.
The Cheyenne Greek Festival was proudly brought to you by Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church along with volunteers and sponsors, including our presenting sponsor, Tyrrell Auto Centers! We are also happy to be in partnership with this year’s Charity of Choice, K9s 4 Mobility.
That really was a long line, but it moved quickly as trays filled with authentic food.
What started as a modest bazaar at the Greek Orthodox Church has become a cultural staple in Cheyenne. The Greek Festival will return to Cheyenne next year, bringing the vibrant Greek culture to life at the Frontier Park Exhibition Hall.
Below are just a few of the many items folks got to sample. All piping hot and made fresh. This is the real deal in Greek food.
The Festival has been at its current location for 37 years but was originally formed as a fundraising bazaar and luncheon for the church. The money raised from the event still benefits Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church and other local charities in the community.
While folks at dancers entertained with authentic Greek music and dancing demonstrations.
K9s 4 Mobility is dedicated to enriching lives through the training, placement, and support of Assistance Dog Partnerships. They train Guide and Service dogs specifically for individuals with physical disabilities seeking greater independence.
Additionally, they provide Facility dogs to professionals who incorporate them into work settings, such as hospitals, schools, and courthouses, to assist both adults and children.
The Charmingly Odd Town Of La Grange Wyoming
It is well worth the long drive to see one of the most interesting and quirky little towns in Wyoming.
Stay for lunch. You won’t regret it.
Gallery Credit: Glenn Woods
