The
festival has a definite Japanese flavor, evident in some
of the cuisine available, as well as at the crafts
bazaar. There will be an assortment of chinas, books and
works of art at the Bazaar. There will be entertainment
from many different international groups, including
music, dancing and martial arts exhibits.
The
festival has grown each year, with more than 1,000 people
attending last year's event. The festival provides a
forum for study and promotion of the arts, literature,
cultural ideas and aspirations of people of all nations.
The
festival will be this Sunday, Oct. 17 from 12:30 - 4 p.m.
at Glenloch Fields in Peachtree City. Admission is free
and door prizes will be awarded.
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