A celebration of the many cultures within Natick brought dance, music, and dramatic performances, food, and a spirit of camaraderie to the Common Street Spiritual Center and Natick Common on Saturday. Multicultural Day 2022, presented by the Natick Center Cultural District, showcased the song and dance talents of the Natick India Group; traditional Irish dancing; a classical Chinese dance and story presentation by the Minghui Academy Boston; and more.
The free event brought Natick residents and visitors from beyond the town to enjoy a day of education, entertainment, and fun.
Performance of “A Funeral Ceremony in Ancient China.” The kids brought the drama. There wasn’t a dry eye in the house.
Natick resident and filmaker Zadi Zokou of ZZ Productions has produced Praying Town, a feature length documentary on the history of Native Americans and African American slaves of Natick and Southern New England, among other projects.
Natick resident Mashal (right) of Mashal’s Kitchen brought her delicious Indian food, including hot Vada Pav (a popular Indian street food made with spicy potato filling sandwiched between burger buns and layered with spicy chutney) and cold mango lassi, (a cold and creamy drink) that she prepares using organic ingredients.
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It’s a great event! Keep it going next year please. I love it!