PA Greek Fest 2026 in Camp Hill
Friday, May 15 through Sunday, May 17, 2026 | Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral
PA Greek Fest is back in Camp Hill with Greek food, pastries, dancing, music, cathedral tours, indoor and outdoor seating, and the kind of festival energy that makes you suddenly believe your family absolutely needs one more order of loukoumades.
Hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, this long-running Central PA favorite is one of those events families return to year after year for the food, the culture, the dancing, and the joyful “OPA!” of it all. Come hungry, bring the kids, and prepare for everyone to develop strong opinions about their favorite Greek dessert.
At a Glance
When: Friday, May 15 through Sunday, May 17, 2026
Hours: Friday and Saturday, 11 AM to 8 PM; Sunday, 11 AM to 3 PM
Where: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 1000 Yverdon Drive, Camp Hill, PA 17011
Admission: Free admission
Parking/Shuttle: Free PA Greek Fest shuttle service will run from Highmark’s Camp Hill office on Center Street
Top Picks for Families
Greek Food & Pastries
This is absolutely a “come hungry” festival. Expect Greek favorites, sweets, and festival food packed for easy dine-in or take-home. There will be plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, which is helpful if your family’s dining style is less “orderly meal” and more “rotating snack parade.”
Parent hack: Decide early whether you are eating there, taking food home, or both. The correct answer may be both. Future You will not be mad about leftover Greek pastries.
Olympic Flame Greek Dancers
The Olympic Flame dancers perform traditional Greek folk dances throughout the weekend, with dancers ranging from young children through teens. It is colorful, joyful, cultural, and a great way for kids to experience Greek traditions in motion.
Parent hack: Check the dance schedule before you go so you can time your visit around a performance. This is one of the most kid-friendly parts of the festival.
Holy Trinity Cathedral Tours
Families can step inside Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral for tours and focused discussions throughout the weekend. It is a beautiful opportunity to learn more about Orthodox Christianity, Greek traditions, sacred art, and the history of the parish.
Parent hack: This is a good built-in quiet break for older kids, curious learners, and families who want something more meaningful than “we came, we ate, we left with powdered sugar on our shirts.”
Free Shuttle Service
PA Greek Fest is offering free shuttle service from Highmark’s Camp Hill office at 1800 Center Street. The shuttle runs Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 8 PM and Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM, helping families avoid the parking chaos goblin that appears at every popular festival.
Parent hack: Follow the PA Greek Fest signs on Center Street and in the Highmark parking lot. If you have kids, strollers, or a deep spiritual need to avoid circling for parking, the shuttle is your friend.
Tips for Visiting with Kids
- Go early if you can. Popular foods and pastries draw crowds, and hungry kids do not understand “festive patience.”
- Use the shuttle. It can make arrival and departure much easier for families.
- Check the dance schedule. The Olympic Flame dancers are a highlight, especially for kids.
- Bring a stroller or carrier for little ones. This is a busy festival with lots to see, smell, and taste.
- Plan for take-home food. The food is packaged for easy take-home, which is basically a gift from the festival gods.
- Build in a cathedral tour. It adds a meaningful cultural and educational layer to the visit.
