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Nashville Greek Festival
Nashville, TN · Food & Drink
- When
- September 24–26, 2027
- Where
- Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church · Nashville · TN
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church opens its doors each September for three days of Greek food, dancing and live music, along with tours of the church itself. It has grown into one of the larger ethnic festivals in Middle Tennessee. The 2026 festival runs September 25 through 27.
The history within reach
- Nashville Greek Festival0.7 mi
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church opens its doors each September for three days of Greek food, dancing and live music, along with tours of the church itself.
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Thomas's Union army destroyed Hood's Army of Tennessee over December 15-16, 1864, the war's most complete defeat of a major field army..
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A lake the Louisville and Nashville Railroad built in 1914 to water its steam engines, which turned into a bird sanctuary and then, after a fight in the 1960s and 70s over a plan to develop it, Tennessee's first state natural area.
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