From phyllo to filotimo; a taste of being Greek

Along with food and drinThat core was very much on display at the festival, believed to be the 40th or 41st (there’s a confusion regarding origins) held to benefit the church, which boasts 1,000 families as congregants. Some 20,000 visitors attended the festival this year, Horiates said. It ran Thursday to Sunday.k, there was artwork. Selling her photographs of Greece at the festival, Elizabeth Holden, 33, of Merchantville, admitted up front she has no Greek blood. But, she said quickly, “They have taken me in.” http://bit.ly/19VNO6J