The Caribbean and Latin jazz rhythms of MadiSalsa will encourage anyone to dance. Call for Peace will demonstrate the unity of the American Indians from the four directions. And don't forget the Italian crooning of Joe Scalissi. Children will have a special place of their own. The kids tent on Olin Terrace at the entrance to the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center will provide children with hours of multicultural activities.
Kids can learn how to create paper creatures and sculptures through the art of origami.
Or they can make music with African drummers. They can also learn how to create Native American corn-husk dolls. Lining the boulevard between the entertainment stages will be dozens of booths featuring information about and the foods of many of Madison's cultures. In the evening, teens will take over on the 200 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. So bring the entire family.