Lebanese Festival
So it seems there is a big enough
Lebanese community in Cleveland to have a festival. According to one
young woman I spoke with there are three Lebanese Churches in
Cuyahoga County, although the festival was hosted by St. Maron's on
Carnegie.
I mention where it is as the Festival
itself was held at a park owned by St. Sava, which is a Serbian
Church located in Parma.
The food was excellent, we tried a few
things I hadn't had before. And I tried somethings that I have had
before under a different name and at a different cultural festival.
I'm not eating much meat these days so what I could eat was a little
limited, but what I had was excellent.
Like how the drink Atka was clearly
Greek Ouzo. Their Red Wine was pretty good, but the Lebanese Beer
was actually worst than Mythos.
The entertainment was good as well/ I
wasn't really sure what the one guy was singing, but he was clearly
bringing it with some gusto. The dancers were fun as well.
The same afternoon I wandered down the
street to the Polish Festival in Parma. Wow did I expect better, wait
til the one on the East Side in the fall. It's about a thousand times
better.
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