This was my first time going to the Greek Festival and the only thing I'm so upset about is why…read morehaven't I been before!! The Greek festival took place at the Greek church in Winston they had a variety of foods and activities all throughout the area! I got the Greek pizza, Loukoumades, spanikopita and potato wedges! The place was pretty packed as today was opening day. Parking is all the way down right by the church just follow the signs. I will say I got lucky with mine and there's a couple parking spots before you really start getting towards the church. Under the tent area is where you can find the entrees, and in the gymnasium area it's the lunch specials and Greek pastries and some dessert options too.

This year's festival was busier than ever but well organized. Parking was extremely difficult and…read moreinconvenient but it's outside their control, just be prepared. The lines for food appeared long but moved quickly. Gyros were superior to those served at the Greensboro Greek Fest. The market had so many gorgeous products and fantastic foods, including a buffet of flavored olives oils. I am deaf and the speaker volume was too intense even for me, but I'm sure they were trying to compensate for crowd noise. It was a miserable hit and humid day but the cold Greek beers and baklava ice cream kept us going to enjoy the festivities.

What a wonderful festival hosted here in Greensboro. For 2025, I enjoyed it as a listener and…read morevolunteer. It is certainly worth going to all weekend if able. It's a free festival featuring a very walkable downtown Greensboro. During the event, the whole place felt like a massive city. All sorts of food can be found, and the festival tents sell drinks as well. However, more options can be found at all the participating establishments and local breweries. The music of course was amazing. With 6 major stages, and a few other smaller spots, a listener is bound to find what they like. Music was a 5/5 and the vibes too!

The NC Folk fest is always so much fun! This free event is every fall in Greensboro, NC. This year…read morewe found the BEST kettle corn. The butter kettle corn and caramel kettle corn were sooo good! The kettle corn vendor is St. Popperville Kettle Corn. 10/10 recommend.

I went this year and we had a fabulous time. Be aware that it has now been renamed to "Carolina…read moreClassic Fair". The food is everywhere and as exotic as you might expect from a fair (fried Oreo's, anyone?), but is high priced. Can you go to a fair and NOT get a funnel cake? They're $15, but it's once a year... They have a good selection of rides though the lines were long on Friday night and I would expect they would be even worse over the weekend. Parking is $10 at the Wake Forest Coliseum (a short walk), which is safer than parking in someone's yard (for the same price). It's $10 per person to enter, if you order online, and then you'll spend $20 every 4 rides (roughly). It can add up quickly, but so can the level of enjoyment.

Nice family time on a weekday afternoon. We decided to go on Thursday afternoon before the evening…read morecrowd and it was perfect. It was a breezy day and the sites gave me such a nostalgic feeling of old timey trips to the fair when I was young. I especially enjoyed watching children enjoy the rides and families just strolling happily and peacefully.

They have no BBQ, just day old BBQ sandwiches. It was a waste of a day…read more Then when I asked them why there wasn't one single Lexington restaurant representing at the festival, they blocked me on Facebook. Dont waste your time going... there is NO BBQ at the festival

What makes a barbecue"festival", well in my opinion it would be a celebration of what the festival…read moreis named for which is barbecue. I was severely disappointed since there was essentially one barbecue served here at the festival. There were two or three tents set up among the hundreds of others. They had two barbecue items, a barbecue sandwich with chopped pork meat served with a slaw supposedly on it, since I could not tell and a barbecue hot dog. There was no variety in types of barbecue so I cannot see how this is a "festival" of barbecue. There was as I said other vendors there similar to the recent fair with overpriced turkey legs and funnel cakes. NO OTHER BARBECUE...?!?! i was disappointed and dismayed to the point of this being my first and last time I will go to the Lexington barbecue festival as it was not what it was hyped to be.

This is for the 2018, 6th annual Burke Street Food Truck Festival…read more Weather sucked but can't put that on the organizers. 70 plus food trucks was the estimate. They stretched from the Burke intersection of 1st Street all the way to 4th Street and Broad. Nice variety of food to choose from. Local craft beer was also available. A lot of the shops on or directly off Burke and 4th were open for business as well, taking advantage of the crowds. Many of the bars on Burke Street were open and offering drink specials. Live music at both ends. I enjoyed the crap out of it despite the weather. Highly recommend and look forward to next year's festival.

Even though it was a cold rainy day, the trucks had some amazing food! It is so hard to choose with…read moreall the great choices! The best thing was that because of the rain the lines were not as long as past years! The fact that all proceeds went to H.O.P.E. Of Winston Salem was icing on the cake. I finally got to try Cousins Lobster and I was not disappointed, both styles (hot & cold) of Lobster rolls were amazing, succulent lobster meat that felt fresh from Maine! I also tried the Peruvian wings & ribs and the spices on it were perfect! Can't wait till next year!

September 24 2022 we went to our first NC Apple festival here at historic Bethabara and it was so…read morequaint. It really felt like fall has finally arrived just being here. It's not a big festival for sure but it is worth the time and effort. You had the vendor who sold Apple cider syrup that was slap yo mama delicious, I just want to smother it all over biscuits or pancakes. You could see PIG RACES so that made my day. And there was great festival food options to choose from like the good ole roasted corn on cob, funnel cake, candy apples, chocolate, bbq, and of course, apples and apples and more apples. Plus there were other vendors that sold candles and jewelry. You can bring your dog too. Great parking and tree lined street. It is worth putting it on your calendar for next year. I know I'll be back. And it's freeeeeeee!

Have more Apple vendors 2 apple vendors is hardly an apple…read morefestival Really not worth the effort Nice park Bethabara but an apple festival it was not