The festival offers University students and the community an opportunity to experience a taste of 67 countries through a variety of foods, traditional clothing, and entertainment. Delicacies such as kabsa from Saudi Arabia, bulgogi from Korea, dango from Japan, chocolate torte from Russia, stuffed grape leaves from Egypt, tabbouleh from Jordan, and coffee from Turkey, will be among the culinary offerings. Craft sale items will include ceramic crafts and baskets produced in developing countries. They will be captivated by the games and toys of other lands. Music, dancing, fashion shows, compelling ceremonies, and puppet shows will take place throughout the afternoon.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Arrangements are being made for students in Big Rapids Public Schools to receive free tickets as well. For more information, contact the Office of International Affairs at Bishop Hall, Room 306, x2405.