Cardiff Greek Festival 2023

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Encinitas Mayor Tony Kranz cuts the ribbon to open the 2023 Greek Festival, assisted by Assemblywoman Tasha Boerner and Senator Catherine Blakespear and church members (Robert_McKenzie)

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Cathy Kennerson buys Greek groceries from Connie Fellios (Robert_McKenzie)

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Festival committee member Jeannie Ranglas, Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Reverend Father Angelo Maginas, Pam Williams (Robert_McKenzie)

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Souvlakia grill masters (Robert_McKenzie)

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The Delagrammaticas family (Robert_McKenzie)

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Wendy and Tommy Hadjis with Blake, Morgan and Alexandra (Robert_McKenzie)

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Laura and Luke Georgalas (Robert_McKenzie)

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Dorsey and Jenny Dick, with Sophie and Julian (Robert_McKenzie)

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Patrice Escalle, Kevin Crotty (Robert_McKenzie)

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Ben and Elizabeth Weinrib, with Harrison, Jack and Leo (Robert_McKenzie)

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Matina Dale and her talented pastry team (Robert_McKenzie)

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Tom and Christine Young with Calvin, Alisha and Greg Thanos with Jordan and Harrison (Robert_McKenzie)

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Sandy Young, Nancy Uffelman, Karin Mordt, Elaine Johnson (Robert_McKenzie)

Sept. 18, 2023 3:23 PM PT

The annual Cardiff Greek Festival, held by Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, returned Sept. 9-10. The church’s campus was transformed into a Greek island village for the two-day event.
The festival, which has been drawing crowds for more than four decades, featured Greek cuisine, music, folk dancing and entertainment.

Photos by Robert McKenzie

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