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08 February, 2010

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Opa! Fest 2009

June 26-27-28, 2009
St. Nicholas
Greek Orthodox Church
760 Wattles Road
Troy, MI 48098
(248) 362-9575
opafest@mac.com

$2 Admission
Under age 12 free
or bring three cans of food
for Gleaners Community Food Bank & receive free admission

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• 2-up 8.5 x 11 b/w
• 2-up 8.5 x 11 Color
• 1-up 8.5 x 11 Color
• 11 x17 Poster Color

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Other Greek Festivals

Nativity is having their Greek festival September 11-13, with special guest Basile Friday night. More information here.

Los Angeles Greek Festival, Sept. 11-13 features Tom Hanks and wife.

We appreciate your support

"Thank you!" to everyone that sponsored or visited Opa! Fest!
You helped us have a wonderful success.
See you next year; June 25-27, 2010.

Here is Pavlo performing "Cafe Kastoria" from June's performance.

More videos and photos coming soon. If you have images or stories you'd like to share, pleast email them (under 10 MB) to opafest@mac.com.

Taksidi2Greece, an online magazine about all things Greek, intervied Pavlo recently. Read the article here.

Opa! Fest is St. Nicholas' largest fund raising event and we sincerely appreciate your support!

The 16th Annual Opa! Fest is hosted by St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Troy, Michigan.

For three fun-filled days we enjoyed live Greek music by the Greek Tycoons and traditional folkdances performed by dancers in colorful costumes.

Pavlo perfromed in concert on Saturday, and Sunday. These free concerts were a huge hit with all ages — and set a high bar for future headliners. Thanks to Pam Nikitas of Joan Anderson Travel and Magda Marudas Moss for their efforts to bring Pavlo to Opa! Fest.

Our first Pente Run ( 5K fun run) was held Saturday, June 27. Photos coming soon.

Iconographer Father Nicholas from the Monastic Brotherhood of St.Theodore the Studite demonstrated the art of writing Orthodox icons. He did a great job of explaining how an icon illustrates the theology of Orthodoxy.

Fr Nicholas, Iconographer

Thank You

A special "thank you" to Kalmata Greek Cafe, Crooks Road at Big Beaver, Troy and Honey Tree Grille, Crooks Road and Auburn Road, Rochester Hills, for supporting Opa! Fest.

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