Kamm's Corners Greek Fest 2026

Event Schedule

Four days of performances, food, dancing, and cultural celebration over Labor Day Weekend. Plan your visit below.

Fri 3–11pm · Sat & Sun 11am–11pm · Mon 11am–9pm
W. 168th & Lorain Ave, Cleveland, OH
Free Admission

Friday

September 4, 2026

Opening Night3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
3:00 PM

Festival Open – Welcome

General
6:00 PM

Stigma Takes the Stage

Music
6:00 – 8:00 PM

Jimmy "Dimitri" Kontarstis – Bouzouki (Inside)

Music
7:00 PM

Cretan Club of Cleveland PYA Dancers

Performance
11:00 PM

Festival Closes – See You Tomorrow!

General

Saturday

September 5, 2026

11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
11:00 AM

Festival Open – Welcome

General
6:00 PM

Stigma Takes the Stage

Music
6:00 – 8:00 PM

Jimmy "Dimitri" Kontarstis – Bouzouki (Inside)

Music
7:00 PM

Cretan Club of Cleveland PYA Dancers

Performance
11:00 PM

Festival Closes – See You Tomorrow!

General

Sunday

September 6, 2026

11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
11:00 AM

Festival Open – Welcome

General
6:00 PM

Stigma Takes the Stage

Music
6:00 – 8:00 PM

Jimmy "Dimitri" Kontarstis – Bouzouki (Inside)

Music
7:00 PM

Cretan Club of Cleveland PYA Dancers

Performance
11:00 PM

Festival Closes – See You Tomorrow!

General

Monday

September 7, 2026

Labor Day Farewell11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
11:00 AM

Festival Open – Welcome

General
6:00 PM

Stigma Takes the Stage

Music
6:00 – 8:00 PM

Jimmy "Dimitri" Kontarstis – Bouzouki (Inside)

Music
5:00 PM

Cretan Club of Cleveland PYA Dancers

Performance
9:00 PM

Festival Closes – Thank You, See You Next Year!

General

Schedule subject to change. Check back for updates.

Hope You Came Hungry!

Check out the full food and drinks menu — 20+ authentic Greek dishes.

Kamm's Corners Greek Fest

Celebrating Greek heritage, culture, and community in the heart of Kamm's Corners. Join us for an unforgettable festival of food, music, and tradition.

Event Info

September 4–7, 2026

Friday–Monday

Kamm's Corners

W. 168th & Lorain Ave, Cleveland, OH

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Proudly celebrating Greek heritage in Cleveland's West Side