The St. Paul Annual Grecian Festival in North Royalton, Ohio mirrors its host city: family-friendly and accessible to all. This four-day festival is a summer favorite of this Cleveland suburb and points beyond, offering authentic Greek food, entertainment and activities. Whether newly arrived from the motherland, or just have a craving for an excellent gyro or a slice of spanakopita, head to the St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church in mid-July for this northeast Ohio event.
Festival Information
- The festival serves as an annual fundraiser for the St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church community in North Royalton. The outstanding spread of Greek food is for sale in the main dining room, pastry line and cafeteria-style tent. All food items on the menu can also be ordered to-go and conveniently picked up at the drive-thru tent in the parking lot. Admission and parking are free.
Entertainment
- Live musical entertainment and dancing take place every evening in the main dining room and outdoor tent. Depending on the line-up, festival goers may enjoy a modern twist on traditional Greek music with Ohio band, Stigma, as well as nightly acts by local performers like Dimitri and Al Dadas. Experience traditional folk dancing each evening with the St. Paul Hellenic Dancers. Dancers include both children and adults, are fully costumed in traditional Greek garb and perform on a rolling schedule throughout the festival.
