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‘Peloponnese Food Stories’ on August 7 in Koroni, Messinia

The town of Koroni in Messinia on Sunday, August 7, will host the Peloponnese Food Stories, a culinary festival promoting the Peloponnese region’s rich gastronomy.

The food festival will include an exhibition of local products; cooking sessions; olive oil and wine tasting events; experiential activities for children; and a concert at sea.

Scheduled to take place at 8pm, the Koroni event is organized by the Peloponnese Region in collaboration with the Municipality of Pylos-Nestoros, the Messinia Chamber, the Messinia Hoteliers Association and other organizations, with the support of the Captain Vassilis and Carmen Constantakopoulos Foundation and the Maniatakeion Foundation.

Koroni, a Greek destination recognized by UNESCO as an Ambassador of the Mediterranean diet, will be the second stop of the Peloponnese Food Stories. The first event took place late July in Areopoli, Lakonia, where local producers served cheese, cold cuts, wines, olive oil and dried figs.

The festival’s aim is to promote the culinary traditions of each destination; highlight their cultural value and connection with gastronomy; and establish a commercial communication channel between producers and visitors.

Other cities expected to host the Peloponnese Food Stories are Astros Kynourias, Ermionida and Loutraki.

The full program and further information on the festival can be found on the facebook page of Mythical Peloponnese: https://www.facebook.com/mythicalpeloponnese

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  1. Lycas Nathalie Reply

    Kalimera, kali evdomada,

    Les territoires, leurs produits et leurs cultivateurs participent au succès de régions à redécouvrir sous ces aspects réconfortants. Lorsque l’on a sillonné le Péloponnèse, de sites antiques aux musées prestigieux, de plages de sable en forêts touffues, s’arrêter dans les marchés, s’attabler à l’ombre d’une treille ou de muriers dans une taverne est une valeur sûre, promesse de joies. Bravo aux acteurs de ces festivités belles initiatives. Kali orexi, kalo kalokairi !

  2. kathryn radford Reply

    Thank you for sharing information about this event.

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