For those of you that love the combination of food and culture, you won’t want to miss the Around the World Festival on June 17th and 18th at the National Mall in Washington, DC. Not only will you get to experience tasty food from across the globe, but you’ll also be able to witness fantastic live entertainment demonstrating a variety of cultural songs, fashion and dance from around the globe. Entry into this event is free, and there will be a bevy of international food and beverage options available for purchase.
No other intercultural event in the DC area offers what the Around the World Festival brings to your eyes and taste buds. The participating restaurants do more than just sell you intercultural food; they take the time to teach about their culture while serving from their menu. One restaurant is selected per country, and the Around the World Festival makes sure to pick the best food vendors to represent international food.
A new, exciting event comes to the Around the World Festival this year: a cultural fashion show. Not only will guests get to learn about a variety of traditional dress from around the world and what it symbolizes, but guests are also encouraged to don their own traditional cultural fashion and join in on the show.
While attending the Around the World Festival, know that you will not only be helping to support the goal of the festival by helping to preserve the culture of each participating country, but you will also be helping to support the arts. Each year, the Around the World Festival picks one or more organizations that supports the creative development of children in the arts and music, and donate funds.
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