Greek festival celebrates culture, cuisine and community

Posted Friday, June 13, 2025 12:58 pm

Fair visitors enjoyed riding bumper cars right beside the waterfront at Garvies Point.

Keilyn Zavala/Herald

The Greek festival offered attendees a variety of delicious foods to try

Keilyn Zavala/Herald

By Keilyn Zavala

The church of the Holy Resurrection of Brookville held their annual Greek festival at Garvies Point.

The festival ran from June 5 to the 8, bringing a vibrant celebration of culture and cuisine to the city of Glen Cove.

Locals and visitors got the chance to taste authentic Greek food, and listen to traditional Greek music. This festival was

an enriching experience for all ages.

Report an inappropriate comment

HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM

The worldwide pandemic has threatened many of the businesses you rely on every day, but don’t let it take away your source for local news. Now more than ever, we need your help to ensure nothing but the best in hyperlocal community journalism comes straight to you. Consider supporting the Herald with a small donation. It can be a one-time, or a monthly contribution, to help ensure we’re here through this crisis. To donate or for more information, click here.

Greek festival celebrates culture, cuisine and community

HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM

Hudson Piers: Where Manhattan-level luxury meets a Yonkers price tag and waterfront living

A Dog Attack Can Shatter Lives in Seconds—And Now, New York Law Makes It Easier to Hold Owners Accountable

Why Now’s the Best Time to Sell Your Gold, Jewelry, and Valuables in Lynbrook

Bellmore's Winthrop students enjoy last elementary days

Girl scouts honored in North Merrick

Bellmore and Merrick films highlight final day of LIIFE

Celebrating Liberty Out Loud in Merrick