The beloved Tulsa Greek Festival, the city’s oldest ethnic festival, proudly returns for its annual celebration this September. For 66 years, the Tulsa Greek Festival has brought authentic Greek culture, food, music and hospitality to historic Route 66. This year’s festival holds special significance as it coincides with the 100th anniversary of Route 66, making the event a unique celebration of both Greek heritage and one of America’s most iconic highways.

Hosted by the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, the Tulsa Greek Festival has been a cherished community tradition for more than six decades. Each year, thousands of visitors from across Oklahoma and beyond gather along Route 66 to experience the warmth of Greek culture through delicious cuisine, traditional dancing, live music and family-friendly activities. This church has proudly been part of Tulsa’s Route 66 corridor for generations and is excited to share its culture and traditions with the community in this historic year. Whether attending for the food, music, dancing or the overall cultural experience, the Tulsa Greek Festival continues to honor its mission of sharing Greek heritage. Attend the Tulsa Greek Festival and celebrate their 66 years on Route 66.