Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral

If you’ve ever found yourself craving a proper slice of baklava or a plate of moussaka that tastes like someone’s yiayia made it, the Greek Food Festival at Annunciation Cathedral is where you’ll want to spend your weekend. This isn’t just a food fair—it’s a decades-old tradition that feels more like a neighborhood reunion, with generations of families rolling out filo and grilling souvlaki in the courtyard. The lines for loukoumades are worth it, and the homemade wine pours freely. Folk dancers in full regalia take over the stage, but the real show is the impromptu dancing that breaks out among the crowd. You’ll spot regulars catching up over coffee and newcomers learning the steps. It’s a rare chance to eat, drink and celebrate like you’re part of the family, no passport required. Admission is free, but you’ll want to bring an appetite.