This free event will run from 1-5 p.m. at the Rankin Center with the chance to visit more than 30 countries by way of displays, native dress, crafts, and entertainment.
Children are welcome to attend.
The Festival will be a layman's passport to the wonderful sights, sounds, and smells from all over the world. The entertainment will include native fashions, puppet shows, games, toys, exotic stamps and native dances. A minimal charge will be made for food tickets to cover expenses. Nicole Morningstar and Lin Gibson, seniors in Visual Communication, designed the commemorative T-shirts and advertising materials. The Festival is sponsored by the International Student Organization and the Student Activity Fund of Student Government with support from the Office of International Affairs.