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The Viking Experience

3.8(6 reviews)
4.2 mi

One of my favorite festivals!!!…read more I've been every year since inception and NC is so lucky to have such a cool experience. It's been really neat to see Village of Drekheim move into its new space as the festival continues to grow. They offer two weekends now in the spring and Yuletide Experience in winter. There is camping available and they have an academy weekend if you want to fully emerge yourself in the experience. You'll see lots of great outfits, they have demonstrations (fighting, food, iron forging, dancing, etc), they have great vendors, animals rescues, and everywhere you turn there is something new to experience. This year I was particularly drawn to the Vikings of Scotland and the Wildefell Wolves. But I always love getting to see some familiar faces at CLAWS, Inc, and learning about the Norwegian Lundehund. Also on the property, Goshen Haven Farm is currently under development. They plan to use the land for educational purposes and breed preservation. Their website says they are going to have bees, chickens, sheep and goats, to be incorporated into the festival, educational programs and farm products.

They are more a business and don't care about the free help! The cast will treat you like dirt…read more Next they will want you to help them build their homes on the same 40ish acres. I gave too much and got nothing in return. Then I woke up and realized I will not be their free labor while they make money on it.

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The Viking Experience - Drekheim during Yule

Drekheim during Yule

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St. Barbara's Greek Festival - Moussaka plate

St. Barbara's Greek Festival

4.5(4 reviews)
34.6 mi

Authentic Greek Community Festival.. The food is delicious...had the Pasticcio and…read moreSalad....everything was amazing

Opa! It's that time of the year when you're mouth waters for Pastitsio, Moussaká, and Spanakópita…read more You're ravenous and starving. Don't worry, these volunteers give you hungry-man size portions to feed on. If you've got some room left after the main course, go for some nice "light" desserts like Baklavá and Galaktoboúreko. That too light for you? Then get the sinfully decadent Baklavá ice cream sundae with nuts, chocolate syrup and a cherry on top. Go ahead, I double dog dare you! This unassuming festival is held every year in the East Chapel Hill High School cafeteria and adjoining outdoor grounds. This being our second time around, we opted to drive for fear of not being able to ride our bikes back due to the onset of food coma and extra luggage. This is by far much smaller than the larger annual Greek Fest held at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. However, don't let the size fool you. People flow in/out of the door at a regular pace and you see tons of people packing up their little to go boxes of Greek delicacies (savory and sweet). In contrast to the huge Raleigh version we went to last year, this is by far more intimate and definitely a family-worthy event if you have toddlers and kids. While we dined outside, we saw lots of families sitting out on the lawn and enjoying the nice balmy Saturday with kids screaming and running around. We had both the Moussaká, and Spanakópita plates. Good portion sizes served with a side Greek salad and a roll kept both of us extremely satiated. Her Spanakópita was buttery and flakey while my Moussaká had that beautiful thick, rich and creamy béchamel topping with a nice crispy baked skin on top. Sure we could prolly make this stuff at home....but who wants to take the time to put the pound of melted butter in between all those sheets of phyllo or who wants to slice up and layer all those thin slices of eggplants, zucchini and potatoes? Not me. I'm looking the other way and coughing up some $$'s for this one weekend. There are tons of vendors inside the cafeteria. While you eat (or even before/after), you can browse through the various vendors looking for Greek flags, jewelry, handmade knitted items, hats, t-shirts with kitschy phrases in Greek, CD's, olives, breads, etc. It's pretty much all there. They also sell a Greek cookbook ("The Grecian Plate") in case you're inspired to cook this stuff on your own. They purport to offer some music and dancing, but we only came for the food and missed out. Overall, great venue for kids and families, and the proceeds from the festival support St Barbara's new church. Feel good, feel stuffed, and just try not to fall asleep at the wheel when you drive back home! One final tip, if you go next year, go to the website and print out the free admission ticket to avoid the nominal $1 entrance fee. FYI, they don't have an alcohol license, so don't expect to find beers here. This is good wholesome family fun. Good solid sober 4 star fun!

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St. Barbara's Greek Festival - Walking the aisle of vendors with our new purchase!

Walking the aisle of vendors with our new purchase!

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Kite Festival

Kite Festival

3.0(1 review)
40.2 mi

Held annually, on the second or third weekend of March, the Cary Kite Festival is a must see event…read morefor those that live nearby. The festival is ideal for mature audiences and individuals with small children, as both groups are easily entertained by flying objects in close proximity. The festival organizers to do a great job of: 1. Attracting attendees from a broad age group, including adults interested in testing their latest custom made kite and families with small children looking for cheap entertainment. 2. Providing simple entertainment at a great price. The festival is free, and held near Bond Lake. I usually bike to the festival, watch for about 20 minutes, and continue another hour or so of biking utilizing Cary's numerous and convenient bike trails into Bond Park. 3. Scheduling the event during the perfect time of year. March in the Carolina's isn't good for much other than unpredictable weather which includes mostly rainy, overcast days. The Kite Festival provides a great alternative activity for those hoping to break free from the Ides of March to have an easy day of fun. If I were a rich girl, I'd improve the festival by: 1. Publicizing the festival more...I stumbled across the kite festival on the Town of Cary website. Cary serves as a hodge-podge of international flair. I'd like to see festival organizers encourage participants to display some personification and multi-cultural pride on their kites. 2. Inviting some food trucks. A captive audience for three hours provides the perfect audience for a food truck or two!

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