WORLD CULTURE FESTIVAL

A CELEBRATION OF CULTURE AND FAITH

FEBRUARY 9, 2019

Join us for Tallahassee’s second annual World Culture Festival, a celebration of the diversity of cultures and faiths found both in Tallahassee and around the world! The day will be an educational celebration of culture and relationship, where we come together through food, art, performance, music, and stories, with an aim not to convert, but instead to connect.

The event is from 10:00am – 6:00pm and is FREE to the public. Located at Good Samaritan United Methodist Church:

3720 Capital Circle SE
Tallahassee, FL 32311

The event will feature musical performances, vendor booths, food trucks, interactive experiences and more! Check out just a few of the groups participating in this festival below:

Past PERFORMANCES + CLASSES include

Bagels and Biscuits
Mau’oli’oli Dancers of In Step Studio
TCC African Drum and Dance Ensemble
Mountain Dew Cloggers
Viva Flamenco
Tallahassee Irish Step Dancers
Zumba (class)
Congolese Refugee Women’s Choir
and MANY more!

Past FOOD TRUCKS include

Caribbean Crossroads
Lansang Pinoy
Rankin Tacos
Fired Up Pizza
Julio’s Food on the Move

Past VENDORS include

Bread a’la Turca
Elvi Nicols
Temple Israel Food Booth
Two Feathers Indian Center
Halimeda’s Oasis
Eclectic Souls Henna
Mary Proctor
Aydin Çayır Caligrafi
Windfeather’s Weavings
Beauty of a Black Woman

Past RELIGIOUS + EDUCATIONAL GROUPS include

Korean United Methodist Church
Temple Israel
Istanbul Cultural Center
Apalachee Indian Nation
Society of Friends
Unitarian Universalist Church
Hindu Community
International Rescue Committee

In addition to opening our eyes to the beauty of humanity, this festival is also a chance to give back. A fundraiser event, we’ll be raising funds to benefit our local refugee families. All participating vendors and food trucks will be donating a percentage of their earnings to the International Rescue Committee. Founded in 1933 at the request of Albert Einstein, the IRC delivers lifesaving care to people fleeing conflict and natural disaster. Year after year, the IRC is one of the highest-ranking nonprofits for accountability, transparency, and efficient use of contributions. They have a local Tallahassee office and are assisting the over 100 refugees currently living in our community.

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