Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is located at 12th & Guthrie in Tulsa.
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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Tulsa
September 17, 18 & 19, 2026

Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street.

For three unforgettable days, 12th & Guthrie comes alive with authentic Greek food, music, dancing, church tours, warm hospitality, and the joyful spirit of Tulsa’s Greek community.

TULSA GREEK FESTIVAL @ GREEK STREET • SOUVLAKI AND GYROS • LOUKOUMADES • GREEK DINNERS • BAKLAVA & OTHER PASTRIES • ROUTE 66 • MUSIC • DANCING • OPA! • TULSA GREEK FESTIVAL @ GREEK STREET • SOUVLAKI AND GYROS • LOUKOUMADES • GREEK DINNERS • BAKLAVA & OTHER PASTRIES • ROUTE 66 • MUSIC • DANCING • OPA! •
Admission

Simple admission for a full festival experience.

Admission to Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street is $5. Children 12 and under are free.

Your visit helps support a long-standing Tulsa tradition filled with Greek food, music, dancing, church tours, shopping, hospitality, and community celebration.

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$5 General admission

Children 12 and under are free. Join the email list for festival reminders, schedule announcements, and admission-ticket offers.

Come Hungry

The food is the heart of Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street.

Souvlaki, gyros, lamb & potatoes dinner, golden loukoumades, and sweet Greek pastries turn 12th & Guthrie into one of Tulsa’s happiest corners.

Souvlaki and Gyros

Grilled favorites, fresh pita, bright lemon, and the flavor of a true Greek festival.

Loukoumades

Warm Greek honey puffs — golden, sweet, and impossible to forget.

Lamb & Potatoes Dinner

Traditional Greek Dinner inspired by tradition, family, and hospitality.

Baklava & Other Pastries

Flaky, sweet, golden desserts worth enjoying there and taking home.

66 Years On Route 66

A Tulsa tradition meets a historic milestone.

The Tulsa Greek Festival returns for its 66th year at Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street, hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church near historic Route 66.

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church celebrated our Centennial Anniversary last year. Route 66 is celebrating its Centennial Anniversary this year. Visitors can enjoy food, culture, music, history, and community in one memorable Tulsa weekend.

It is a rare and joyful pairing: 66 years of Tulsa Greek Festival tradition alongside Route 66: America’s Mother Road.

66 Years Of Kicks On Route 66
TulsaPeople A-List 2026 Winner
TulsaPeople A-List Recognition

Voted Best Festival by TulsaPeople readers.

The TulsaPeople Magazine A-List is an annual readers’ choice poll where locals vote for the best businesses, services, and experiences in the Tulsa area.

For festival and entertainment categories, this recognition is a meaningful endorsement of community impact and popularity. Being voted Best Festival highlights the Tulsa Greek Festival as a beloved, long-standing Tulsa tradition.

This recognition reflects strong local appreciation for Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church’s work in sharing Greek hospitality, cultural heritage, traditional dancing, church tours, and authentic festival food including gyros, baklava, and loukoumades.

The festival has also reached elite status by being named to the A-List Hall of Fame for winning the category five times.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Support a Tulsa tradition and reach the festival community.

Sponsors help make the Tulsa Greek Festival possible while gaining meaningful exposure to families, visitors, Route 66 travelers, and local community members throughout the festival weekend.

Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and friends of the festival who want to support food, culture, music, dancing, hospitality, and tradition at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.

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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church at sunset in Tulsa
Hosted By Holy Trinity

Faith, food, family, and Tulsa tradition.

For generations, Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church has welcomed Tulsa to Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street with food, music, dancing, hospitality, and celebration.

The Tulsa Greek Festival is more than an event. It is a tradition shared with the city we love.

Culture & Celebration

Music, dancing, tradition, and joy.

Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street blends food, faith, dance, music, shopping, and community into a welcoming celebration for longtime guests and first-time visitors.

Live Greek Music

Bright rhythms, festive melodies, and music that gives the whole corner its joyful pulse.

Traditional Dancing

Colorful movement, proud tradition, and performances that make guests stop and smile.

Church Tours

Step inside Holy Trinity and experience beauty, history, faith, and Greek Orthodox tradition.

Greek Market

Browse gifts, imported goods, keepsakes, specialty items, and festival treasures.

Family Friendly

Bring family, friends, neighbors, and anyone who enjoys food, music, and community.

Greek Hospitality

Come as a visitor. Leave feeling welcomed, fed, and part of the celebration.

Why Attend

A memorable Tulsa experience for families, visitors, and friends.

Whether you live in Tulsa or are visiting for the Route 66 Centennial celebration, Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street offers food, culture, music, history, and warm hospitality in one family-friendly festival weekend.

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Bring The Whole Family

Enjoy a welcoming festival atmosphere with food, music, dancing, shopping, and activities that can be enjoyed by guests of all ages.

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Celebrate Route 66

Visit during a special year as Tulsa Greek Festival tradition meets the historic Route 66 Centennial celebration.

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Taste Something Special

From souvlaki and gyros to Greek dinners, loukoumades, baklava, and pastries, the food alone makes Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street worth the visit.

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Make A Tulsa Memory

Take photos, enjoy the music, watch the dancing, tour the church, and create a weekend memory with family, friends, or out-of-town guests.

Experience Holy Trinity

Step inside a beautiful Tulsa landmark and learn more about Greek Orthodox faith, tradition, architecture, and community.

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Feel Truly Welcomed

Tulsa Greek Festival is built around hospitality. Come for the food and fun, and leave feeling like part of the Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street family.

Festival Schedule

Three days at Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street.

Enjoy food, music, dancing, church tours, shopping, and family-friendly celebration throughout the festival weekend.

Thursday

September 17, 2026 • 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
  • 5:00Festival opens
  • 6:00Live Greek music
  • 7:00Traditional dancing
  • 8:30Evening celebration

Friday

September 18, 2026 • 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • 11:00Festival opens
  • 12:30Lunch at Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street
  • 5:30Music and dancing
  • 8:00Evening festival fun

Saturday

September 19, 2026 • 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • 11:00Festival opens
  • 2:00Family afternoon
  • 6:00Dance performances
  • 9:00Final evening celebration
Plan Your Visit

Find us at Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street.

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is located at 12th & Guthrie in Tulsa.

Visitor Notes

  • 📍Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street12th & Guthrie, Tulsa
  • 🏛Festival Address1222 S. Guthrie Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
  • 🗓DatesSeptember 17, 18 & 19, 2026
  • 🎟️Admission$5. Children 12 and under are free.
  • 🍽Best First StopSouvlaki, gyros, Greek dinners, loukoumades, and pastries.
  • 🛣️Route 66 Moment66 years of festival tradition during the Route 66 Centennial year.
  • ✉️Stay UpdatedJoin the email list for festival updates.
Quick FAQ

Helpful answers before you visit.

A few practical details to help families, visitors, and first-time guests plan their festival weekend.

How much is admission?

Admission is $5. Children 12 and under are free.

When is the festival?

September 17, 18 & 19, 2026. Thursday is 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM. Friday and Saturday are 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM.

Where is it located?

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is located at 12th & Guthrie in Tulsa. The festival address is 1222 S. Guthrie Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119.

What food should I expect?

Festival favorites include souvlaki, gyros, lamb & potatoes dinner, loukoumades, baklava, and other Greek pastries.

Will there be music and dancing?

Yes. The festival includes live Greek music, traditional dancing, church tours, shopping, food, and family-friendly celebration.

How do I get updates?

Join the email list for festival reminders, food news, schedule announcements, and ticket offers.

Stay connected with Tulsa Greek Festival @ Greek Street.

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