INDIAN ORCHARD, Mass.—St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church members will hold their annual Armenian Bazaar on Sat., Oct. 20 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the church hall at 135 Goodwin St. in Indian Orchard.
Visitors will be able to enjoy Armenian and American foods. Lunch and dinner will feature three kinds of grilled kebab—shish kebab (delicious chunks of lamb), losh kebab (specially seasoned ground lamb and beef), and chicken kebab (marinated chunks of chicken breast)—all served with rice pilaf, salad, and pita bread. For lighter fare, visitors can order lahmajun (a delicious thin-crust Armenian meat pizza) or a vegetarian plate of seasoned cracked wheat, salad, and pita bread.
A baked goods section will feature traditional Armenian breads and pastries including paghach, choerag, paklava, boerag, and kadayif, along with other Armenian foods, such as stuffed grape leaves, cheese and spinach pie, and pickled vegetables. Many favorite homemade Armenian desserts will also be available.
Guests will be able to bid in raffles featuring baskets over-flowing with wonderful gifts for adults and children. Bargain hunters will also have the chance to peruse the “Forgotten Treasures” booth, filled with crafts and collectibles.
The highlight of the event will be five raffle drawings for prizes including a 3’x5’ oriental rug donated by Charles Yenian & Co.; a ladies’ watch; an Armenian coin donated by Gary Setian; a handmade clock made and donated by Harry Setian; and one year of Megabucks lottery tickets! Drawing will take place the evening of the event. Winner need not be present.
Admission and parking is free. For more information, call the church office at (413) 543-4763.
This is a warm and inviting community that always sponsors great events. Looking for some great food and to meet some great people ; then go to this bazaar!,