The 11th Annual SerbFest Phoenix!

GILBERT, Ariz. - Oct. 11, 2013 - PRLog -- Media Contact: Meri Lazarevic 602-275-7360

stsavaphx@gmail.com

General Information: St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church 602-275-7360
http://SerbFest.com

Dates: November 2nd and 3^rd, 2013

The 11th Annual SerbFest Phoenix!

CLASSIC CELEBRATION OF SERBIAN FOOD, DANCE, AND FUN FOR ALL

November 2nd, 11am – 10pm * November 3rd, 12 noon – 8pm

ST. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church transforms into a mini “Serbian Village”,

4436 E. McKinley St., Phoenix 85008. Just south of the 202 off of 44^th St.

SerbFest Phoenix offers a weekend celebration with traditional Serbian foods, Serbian imports, live Serbian music, costumed folk dancing, Kids Fun Zone, and so much more. Bringing a slice of Serbia to Phoenix, with a blend of historical ancient times of Serbian culture with today’s Modern Age.

All proceeds benefiting St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church and related philanthropic activities and community charities.

Affordable family fun, $2 admission, kids under 12 are free. Receive 2 Free Admissions by visiting http://serbfest.com/ for the link.

We’re proud to carry on a tradition from a homeland rich with unique tastes and culture.  SerbFest Phoenix represents all that the Serbian culture has to offer. You don’t have to be Serbian to enjoy the Serbian Food Festival, there’s something here for everyone. You can experience the flavors of Serbia right in Phoenix.

Without a doubt the highlight of the two-day festival, is the delicious array of mouthwatering time-honored delicacies that will satisfy any appetite. Weeks prior to the event, several dozen church volunteers work to hand-prepare favorite dishes such as Sarma (cabbage leaves stuffed with ground beef, seasoned rice and herbs), Gibanica (thin filo dough filled with spinach and cheeses), and of course during the festivities spit-roasted lamb, pork., and more. Home- made pastries like Baklava (filo dough filled with nuts and spices), as well as Palacinke (Serbian crepes made to order) are all there to tantalize the taste buds. Plus many other traditional Serbian foods, which are available for snacking or to take home.

Serbian music will fill the air, and performances by Serbian Folk Dancers in authentic costumes promise to add to the atmosphere. For festival-goers who like to get involved, dance workshops. Shoppers will enjoy the “piaca” marketplace offering arts and crafts, Serbian imports, jewelry, CD’s, books and icons. Plus numerous other vendors.

Media Contact: Meri Lazarevic 602-275-7360

St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church 602-275-7360

www.SerbFest.com