39th Agora Greek Festival underway in Cherry Hill
The 2012 Agora Greek Festival got underway Thursday and will continue through Sunday, Oct 7. The festival is held at St Thomas Greek Orthodox Church at 615 Mercer Street in Cherry Hill, N.J.
This is the 39th annual “Agora” festival celebrating Greek culture, food and way of life. The festivities start daily at noon and carry on till 1 a.m. Every night at 7 p.m. the festival presents “Mediterranean Night,” which features live Greek music.
Good food, good wine and good company will make for a great night at Greek Agora Festival. There is no admission charge and parking is also free. For more information go to the festival’s website or call 856-665-1731
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