Tulsa Celebrates Greek Traditions

By The News On 6

TULSA, OK -- Tulsa's oldest international festival is going strong.  The city's 48th Greek Holiday started Thursday morning near 12^th and Guthrie.

The festival is getting so big; organizers say they've set up this open-air tent to serve Greek cuisine cafeteria-style.  They're serving up some tasty new pastries and the same traditional favorites.

"This new dinner line is something new this year. We added lamb wrap sandwiches a few years ago because we weren't sure the Oklahoma palate would handle lamb and it handled it just fine," said Demetrius Bereolos.

Dance troupes will also perform during the Greek Holiday.  The festival runs through Saturday.