By Sara Beth Williams–
The Sacramento Armenian Food Festival will take place this Saturday, Oct. 18, in Citrus Heights, bringing a full day of authentic cuisine, live music, and family-friendly fun to St. James Apostolic Church.
The festival is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and promises a rich experience for all attendees, organizers say. Visitors can look forward to authentic Armenian dishes, from savory kebabs and lahmajoun to sweet treats, giving festivalgoers a true taste of the region’s culinary traditions. Beyond the food, the event will feature live music and dancing from local performance groups and activities that celebrate Armenian heritage.
Several raffle prizes will also be offered during the event. Festivities will be taking place outdoors, and parking will be limited, according to the event page. Pets are not allowed, except for trained service animals.
For more information, visit the festival’s event page.
A tradition since 1947, the annual food festival presents and celebrates Armenian food and culture. This year marks the 78th annual Sacramento Armenian Food Festival.
St. James Apostolic Church is located at 8071 Old Auburn Road in Citrus Heights.
