Psari Plaki (Baked Fish)
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Efharisto Thank You Pensacola
Thank you to the Pensacola community spending the weekend with us at the 60th Pensacola Greek Festival!
We hope you enjoyed all the food, dancing, fellowship and fun we had to offer. The Pensacola Greek Festival is time for us to share our faith and culture with all of you. We look forward to hosting the Pensacola Greek Festival again next year.
If you missed out on any of the food from this past weekend, we encourage you to view our Holiday Bake Sale form. Every year, our ladies Philoptochos puts on this Holiday Bake Sale to ensure you all have the favorite sweet and savory dishes you need to get you through the holidays. From baklava to pastitso, moussaka even ergolavos, there is something for everyone.
Download your copy of the Holiday Bake Sale form today.
To stay up to date on the latest news about the Greek festival:
- Visit the festival website: http://www.pensacolagreekfestival.com/
- Subscribe to the email newsletter on the website
- Become a Fan on Facebook (www.facebook.com/pensacolagreekfestival)
- Follow us on Twitter @pcolagreekfest
- Contact us by email at gogreek@pensacolagreekfestival.com
- Call the church office at 850-433-2662
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