Lebanese Fest

By: Aaron Vasquez

Celebrate the annual Lebanese Cultural Festival starting Sept. 27 in the city of Orange.

Sample shawarma, grilled beef wrapped in pita bread, while people dance dabke, a traditional line dance performed at weddings.

People can partake in drinks and hookah in the beer garden while kids play carnival games.

Admission is $3 for 13 years and older. The festival runs Sept. 27 to Sept. 29 at St. John Maron Church at 300 S. Flower St.

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