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The 2022 Jacksonville Greek Festival is back!. This year’s festival will be held on November 4th-6th at a new campus on 12760 Beach Blvd. There will be food, fun, and a cultural experience for the entire family.
Delicious Homemade Greek food
Live music and dancing
Family friendly environment
Amazing Cultural Experience
Did We Mention Unbelievable Food and Desserts!
For more info visit: jaxgreekfest.com/
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