Greek Festival underway in Wilmington
Now in its 36th year, the Greek Festival kicks off the start of the traditional summer festival season in Wilmington.
The festival is hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church at 8th and Broom Streets and offers an array of Greek foods, wines and pastries. For diners looking for a taste of Greece during their lunch breaks, the festival, once again, offers curbside service. Also this year, the festival will stretch into the weekend, offering a chance for those who couldn’t make it during the work week to visit. Find out more about the festival online at greekfestde.com.
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