2019 RENO GREEK FESTIVAL September 6-8
Saint Anthony Greek Orthodox Church
Saint Anthony Greek Orthodox Church
METROPOLIS of 4795 Lakeside Dr., Reno, NV 89509 • Tel.: (775) 825-5365 • Fax: (775) 825-2442 SAN FRANCISCO Web: www.saintanthonyreno.org • E-mail: [email protected]
It takes a village to put on a festival...
It also takes stamina. Here are this year’s MVPs!
Dimi Sakelarios Festival Chairperson Laird Valory Clyde Kawanishi Festival Food Chef Baking/Cooking Powerhouse
Proud Supporter of Saint Anthony Greek Orthodox Church
Schedule of Events
Friday, September 6th • 5p—10p 5:00p: Festival Opens 5:45p: Nevada Sage Waldorf School Performance 6:00p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 1) 7:15p: Nevada Sage Waldorf School Performance 7:30p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 2) 8:00p: Church Tour 8:45p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 3) 10:00p: Festival Closes
Saturday, September 7th • 12p—10p 12:00p: Festival Opens 1:30p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 1) 2:00p: Church Tour 3:00p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 2) 4:30p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 3) 5:00p: Church Tour 5:45p: Nevada Sage Waldorf School Performance 6:00p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 1) 7:15p: Nevada Sage Waldorf School Performance 7:30p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 2) 8:00p: Church Tour 8:45p: Saint Anthony Dancers (Set 3) 10:00p: Festival Closes
Sunday, September 8th • 11a—3p 11:00a: Festival Opens 12:00p: Nevada Sage Waldorf School Performance 12:15p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 1) 1:00p: Church Tour 1:30p: Nevada Sage Waldorf School Performance 1:45p: Saint Anthony Greek Dancers (Set 3) 3:00p: Festival Closes
Helios Greek Band will provide live music throughout the day and night!
Thank you for supporting our 2019 Greek Festival
ENEFACTORS B Bill & Terri Kuchulis George P. Mandas Family Sophia McCutcheon Jim & Eileen Phillips Stephanie Rossi George & Corinne Sakelarios Nancy Surina
PONSORS S CJ Karapondo Arene & Christine Pavlakis Stel & Woody Woods and Family
ONTRIBUTORS C Ricky Bilyeu Peter & Joanna Drakos Harriet Ellis The Gamilis Family Maria Metropoulos
OOD & FESTIVAL DONATIONS F Zoe Asimakis The Bortolin Family Irene Boubalos Dawn Humphrey CJ Karapondo Bill & Terri Kuchulis Larry Leonakis Michael Pacini Arene & Christine Pavlakis Jim & Eileen Phillips Stephanie Rossi Dimi Sakelarios George & Corinne Sakelarios Nikos & Zizeta Tsoulfanidis
SAINT ANTHONY GREEK DANCERS
S E T LI S T 1 Hasaposerviko - This dance, performed by our little group, is based off of the Hasapiko dance that originated in Constantinople during the Middle Ages, but this version from Northern Greece has Serbian influence and is faster.
Gaida – This dance from the Macedonia region is named after the instrument “Gaida,” a goatskin bagpipe used in Southeastern Europe. You will hear its distinctive sound in our music!
Soufliotouda – A fast-paced dance of Thrace. You will notice how our female dancers hold our hands in a “basket” and dance close together. Our choreography exaggerates line movements.
Diplos Horos – This translates literally to “double dance.” You will notice our dancers split into two parallel lines while executing their steps.
Pyrgousikos – From a small island called, Chios, this is a village dance from Pyrgi. An interpretation of this dance is the abduction of a soon-to-be bride who dances in the middle of a trio. The lead male is the future groom and the last dancer is the friend who offers him assistance.
Kalamatianos – The national dance of Greece! 10 steps and easy to learn, come up and join us!
S E T LI S T 2 Tsamiko – This popular folk dance highlights simple but precise steps that emphasize the beat of the music. Some of our male dancers will be adding their own style and acrobatics at the
front of the line.
Karagouna – This dance from Thessaly is performed by our female dancers. It is one of the most well-known folk dances in Greece and is traditionally a courting dance.
Zonaradiko – From the region of Thrace, this is a popular village dance with many variations. As the dance nears the end, the first dancer moves to the center and the other dancers spiral around him.
Pyrgousikos – See Set List 1
Kalamatianos – The national dance of Greece! 10 steps and easy to learn, come up and join us!
S E T LI S T 3 Hasaposerviko – A traditional dance as mentioned in Set List 1, but with a modern and international flare.
Zorba – We’ve taken choreography from the dance in the movie, “Zorba the Greek” (1964). You will recognize the music as soon as you hear it!
Ikariotikos – We dance a modern version of this dance from the island of Ikaria which highlights freestyle variations that you would see if you visited the island today.
Pentozali – Coming from the Greek word Pente “five” and Cretan Greek word Zalos “step,” we mix contemporary music with the traditional steps from Crete. Traditionally a male dance, we include our female dancers in this modern version.
Kalamatianos - The national dance of Greece! 10 steps and easy to learn, come up and join us!
THE SAINT ANTHONY DANCERS WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT THIS YEAR!
For booking information please contact Saint Anthony Greek Orthodox Church 775.825.5365 [email protected]
In memory of hank you to our departed loved T Festival Vendors!
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2019 GREEK FESTIVAL ATTRACTIONS
GREEK MUSIC throughout the day & night in the Estiatorio. Dine & dance to the sounds of the Helios Greek Band.
EXHIBITION DANCING in the Estiatorio. Enjoy our own Saint Anthony dancers.
STUDENT STRING PERFORMANCES in the Estiatorio. Enjoy Nevada Sage Waldorf School students perform acoustic Greek music!
CHURCH TOURS conducted on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This explanation of the Greek Orthodox Church is descriptive and informative.
A LA CARTE DINING in the Estiatorio allows you to choose your favorites from a variety of traditional dishes.
KAFENEION-ZAHAROPLASTEION offers a tempting array of desserts. Enjoy with a cup of rich Greek “kafe”.
TAVERNA offers refreshing Greek drinks, beers, wines, sodas & water.
PLAKA is the place to sample popular items such as souvlakia, salata, gyros, loukaniko, loukoumades, and more!
AGORA features unique Greek imports including jewelry, CD’s, icons & specialty food items.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE KIDS offers a play area filled with fun, games and all the dancing they want to do!"
Delicacies to enjoy...
Estiatorio (Inside Restaurant) * meatless (closed on Saturday from 3p-5p to replenish. Outside plaka open continuously)
Lamb Psito Lamb marinated in lemon, olive oil, garlic and oregano
Calamari Squid stuffed with herbs, wild rice & citrus, lightly grilled over coals
Kota Skara Grilled chicken marinated with oregano, lemon and olive oil
Pastitsio Oven-baked macaroni and meat covered in creamy béchamel sauce
Dolmathes Grape leaves stuffed with rice, beef & onions served with avgolemono (egg and lemon) sauce
Moussaka Ground meat, béchamel sauce, eggplant and potatoes
Salata* Greek side salad of tomatoes, cucumbers, Kalamata olives, onions, feta cheese and Greek dressing
Fasolakia Green beans stewed with olive oil, tomato and onion
Pilaf* Rice prepared with onions and herbs
Tiropita* Layers of buttery filo filled with egg & feta cheese
Spanakopita* Layers of buttery filo filled with seasoned spinach and feta cheese
Plaka (Outside Plaza) * meatless
Gyro Thinly sliced spiced beef in a pita with tomatoes, onion and our own tzatziki (tangy yogurt and cucumber) sauce
Pork Souvlaki Skewered tender pieces of grilled pork sprinkled with lemon juice
Loukaniko St. Anthony’s very own specially-seasoned Greek grilled sausage
Hot Dogs Made by the Greeks in the traditional American way
Salata* Greek salad of tomatoes, cucumbers, Kalamata olives, onions, feta cheese and Greek dressing
Tiropita* Cheese triangles filled with feta cheese and egg wrapped in filo then brushed with butter
Spanakopita* Layers of buttery filo filled with seasoned spinach and feta cheese
Fterouges Grilled chicken wings
Feta Fries* French fries with feta cheese
Loukoumades* Greek doughnut puffs drenched in honey and dusted with nuts and cinnamon
Ice Cream What can we say, except Opa!
Zaharoplasteion (Sweet Shop)
Baklava A classic! Layers of filo filled with nuts, sugar, cinnamon and honey syrup
Kataifi Shredded filo dough wrapped around a base of nuts and cinnamon, drenched in syrup
Galaktoboureko A light custard filling in filo sweetened with honey syrup
Karidopita Walnut cake drenched in a citrus honey syrup
Kourabiedes Melt-in-your-mouth butter cookies dusted in powdered sugar
Melomakarona Orange flavored cookie dipped in honey, topped with walnuts
Koulourakia A braided butter and egg cookie
Paximadia Sweet, Greek biscotti with a hint of anise
Kafe Greek coffee served in a demitasse cup that compliments all desserts!
Pick your own Greek pastries to take home or pick up some of our pre-packaged samplers!
SOUVLAKIA GYROS LOUKANIKO FETA FRIES TIROPITA SPANAKOPITA GREEK CHICKEN WINGS
BAR
SALATA PLAKA LOUKOUMADES
VENDOR BOOTH
TAVERNA
2019 VENDOR BOOTHS / KIDS AREA (Kids Zone closes at 8p on Fri & Sat)
A LA CARTE MINI BAR
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ESTIATORION (A LA CARTE)
BOOKSTORE/ PARKING KAFENIO GREEK COFFEE AGORA SEATING
PASTRIES ATM
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In Loving Memory of ______John & Dorothy
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In Loving Memory of ______George Metropoulos
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In Loving Memory of ______Jack Rose
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In Loving Memory
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Dearly Missed... ______Nick & Betty Patsios
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