The Assumption Greek Orthodox Church hosted its annual Price Greek Festival on July 10 and 11, bringing together community members for a weekend of traditional Greek culture, food, and entertainment at the church's facility in Price.
Two Day Cultural Celebration
The festival, which took place over two days, operated from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. each day. According to event details provided by NowPlayingUtah.com, the festivities were centered at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church located at 61 South 2nd Street in Price.
Food and Marketplace Offerings
Attendees at the July 10 and July 11 event had access to a wide variety of Greek-themed activities and amenities. The festival featured a Greek marketplace where visitors could browse goods, as well as a coffee shop and an a la carte menu offering various food options.
In addition to the food offerings, which included various pastries, the church provided educational and interactive elements such as church tours for guests interested in the historic site.
Entertainment and Activities
Entertainment during the weekend focused heavily on traditional Greek performance and community competition. The program included performances by Greek dancers and a corn hole tournament held during the festival hours.
Other scheduled activities for the weekend included various drawings and general festivities characterized by the traditional celebratory exclamation, "Opa!!!"
Event Presentation
The event was presented by the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. While specific accessibility information for the 2026 festival was not listed in the event documentation, the church remains a central hub for these seasonal cultural traditions in Carbon County.
