Greek Fiesta Returns to Central NC Pagan Pride Day

Raleigh, NC, August 21, 2009 --(PR.com)-- "We are very excited to have Greek Fiesta provide concessions at the [Central NC Pagan Pride Day Festival] for the third year in a row. In nearly a decade of hosting the festival, we have never received so many compliments about both the variety and quality of food, and from meat lovers and vegetarians alike, which is no small accomplishment," said Johnson Davis, a festival official.

"This will be our first two day event and is projected to have the largest attendance we have ever seen, ushering us into a new level of red tape with both our venue and with the county health department. Greek Fiesta has worked directly with both organizations on our behalf to smooth the way, relieving pressure and reducing the workload for our already heavily taxed volunteer organization," said Michelle Basnett, the Local Coordinator for the 2009 event.

"Central NC Pagan Pride Day Festival once again reminded me that no matter how diverse we might look and live from each other, we all share similar values of family and friendship, cultural and social concerns, and faith. Therefore, I would like to thank The Central NC Pagan Pride Project for providing this unique opportunity that enables us to experience and appreciate pagan culture so closely," said the founder of the Greek Fiesta.

Greek Fiesta

Greek Fiesta is a local restaurant chain with five Triangle locations serving healthy, fresh,and authentic Mediterranean food in a casual atmosphere. Their food includes hommous, cucumber sauce, kabobs (fresh chicken breast, sirloin beef and authentic lamb) and parsley salad, all made fresh daily using high quality ingredients. Visit us for a quick lunch or a family dinner as well as your catering needs. Visit them on the web at http://www.GreekFiesta.com/.

Central NC Pagan Pride Day

Central NC Pagan Pride Day is a chapter of the international Pagan Pride Project, a non-profit organization whose mission is to foster pride in Pagan identity, and to eliminate prejudice and discrimination based on religious beliefs, all through education, activism, charity and community.

Their most important activity is hosting a public autumnal celebration, the Central NC Pagan Pride Day Festival. Open to the general public, this festival offers a day of both entertainment and education in the form of a large variety of social, commercial and spiritual activities. Attendees are welcome to join or observe rituals, attend workshops, meet with a variety of local groups, and much more, all in a festival environment full of vendors, music, and fun.

The Central NC Pagan Pride Day Festival 2009 is at the NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, NC, on September 19th and 20th. Find them on the web at http://CNCPaganPride.org/.

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