Greek Festival Days offers food, music and dancing for Carbon County residents

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Each year thousands of eager citizens line the sidewalk in anticipation for what activities await them inside the pavilian located at the Greek Orthadox Church each year as the church holds its annual Greek Festival. Despite extremely hot conditions, residents waited in long lines to be served authentic Greek food. While enjoying their meal, residents were able to enjoy music by the Chris Dokos band while watching dancers from Salt Lake City perform traditional Greek dances.

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