Greek FDF online registration begins in October

October 4, 11:57 AMSF Eastern Orthodoxy ExaminerJeffrey Holton

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Participants at a previous FDF
(Greenberg and McConville Photography)

The Greek Orthodox Folk Dance and Choral Festival, a ministry of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco, is excited to announce that online registration for the 34th Annual FDF 2010 weekend is now available.

New pricing for 2010

Since the costs of food have risen unexpectedly, in order to be flexible to the financial needs of families, there is now an option for a full participant who does not wish to take part in the opening banquet.

Late registration (which begins on November 15) reflects an 11-50% increase over the early registration options currently available.

Participants are encouraged to register soon before all slots have been filled and the prices increase.

All available pricing options can be viewed here.

Information for Chaperones

The Archdiocese underscored the need for a designated chaperone for each attending participant under the age of 18, or a group of up to seven dancers. Registering participants must identify their chaperone in the appropriate fields on the registration form.

Chaperones will be asked to review and agree to rules and terms when registering on line. Chaperones must purchase one of the Full Participant packages in order to have access to all events. These individuals will serve as the main contacts for their assigned participant or group for the entire weekend.

Hotel reservations

Information about discounted hotel reservations is still available here.

Registration forms and more information about FDF can be found at the FDF Website or by contacting John Boudouvas at jboudouvas@gmail.com.

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