International Festival at Southfield Pavilion

This three-day cultural celebration, running Oct. 21-23, 2011, is filled with music, dance, cuisine and family fun for kids and parents

Stacey Mourtos

What do Greece, Spain, Poland, Mexico and Korea have in common? These countries will all be represented at the International Festival at the Southfield Pavilion, which takes place Oct. 21-23, 2011.

Bring the family to this cultural celebration for music and dance performances, art and craft demos and more. There will be a vendor area where you can purchase food, handmade crafts, jewelry, fabrics and other gifts from around the world.

Buy a weekend pass for only $3 per person – or $5 for the family. Festival times are as follows:

Friday, Oct. 21: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 22: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

Sunday. Oct. 23: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

This page requires javascript. It seems that your browser does not have Javascript enabled. Please enable Javascript and press the Reload/Refresh button on your browser.

Add your comment:

Create an instant account, or please log in if you have an account.

Email address (not displayed publicly)

Password

Forgot your password?

Characters remaining

Please enter the letters from the image below:

Audio version (mp3)

More »Latest Articles & Blog Posts

	Potato Salad Recipes for Memorial Day Picnics and Parties Looking to jazz up your version of this family favorite? Try out these six tasty spins on the ultimate summer side dish. Kristen J. Gough
	College Student Fakes Kidnapping to Dodge Telling Parents About Bad Grade 19-year-old Aftab Aslam received a failing grade in English for the second time and was so afraid to tell his parents, he went to great lengths to hide. Kelli Hoffman
	Craft Product Preview: Martha Stewart Crafts Jewelry for Plaid, Part 1 (Supplies) Get ready for graduation season – and any other tween or teen parties your family has this summer – with these DIY jewelry-making supplies. Lish Dorset
	Parents Take Children's Problems into Their Own Hands These two 'vigilante' moms (and a few dads) illustrate the saying 'I'd do anything for my kid.' Would your 'Mama Bear' instinct prompt you to do the same? Ashley Mohler
	Preparing Your Family for Severe Weather in Southeast Michigan The massive tornado that devastated Moore, Okla. on May 20 is a reminder that being ready for bad weather during our own tornado and thunderstorm season is imperative. Megan Krueger
	Gifts for Tweens and Middle Schoolers They'll Actually Like Make a big impression with cool gifts for that impossible-to-buy-for kid. We found these trendy presents for your teenager so you don't have to. Ashley Mohler
	Craft Roundup: Party Time Crafts and DIY Projects Decoration ideas for upcoming spring and summer celebrations, from graduation parties to kids birthdays and any special family occasion in between. Lish Dorset