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The 2017 Festival was On Saturday, April 22, 11AM-5PM
at Sertoma Amphitheater, Fred G. Bond Metro Park, Cary, NC

** FEATURING MORE THAN 250 YOUNG PERFORMERS REPRESENTING 19 GROUPS!**

The Children's Day Festival of Cary focuses on the importance of the next generation, our children, with the intent of helping them develop an appreciation for the colorful mosaic of cultures in our area.  Deriving from the rich ethnic and cultural tapestry in our community, we strive to put together an event that will enrich and entertain the young members of our society. This event also bridges various visions:  It is a mini version of the nation-wide celebrations that have been taking place in Turkey for the past 85 years as a national holiday, a children’s version of the international festival, and an event where children are exposed to several unique art forms.

 

 

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2017 PERFORMING GROUPS (in alphabetical order)

Butterflies Group

"Carousel” Russian Children's Theatre Group 

Cary Chinese School

Casa Esperanza Montessori Charter School

Dhoom Dhaam Kids - Indian Dance

Filipino American Performing Artists of NC

Grace Gymnastics (Aesthetic Group Gymnastics)

Indigo Dance Evolution Academy - Bollywood 

Lisa Zou's Music Studio

Lynn-O'Grady Quinlan-Connick Academy of Irish Dance

Mayuri (Indian Folk Dance)

NC Pakistani-American Anjuman

NC Taiwanese Cultural Arts Youth Group

Orgullo y Alma Latina

Ruby Slippers Chinese Dance Club

TACAS/FCC Children's Folk Dancers

Takiri Folclor Latino

ATA-NC Turkish School

ATA-NC Youth and Children Turkish Dancers

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MAKE & TAKE INTERNATIONAL CRAFTS

Blue Eye (nazar) Paper Decoration, Kilim (rug) Weaving, Maracas, and More!

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GRAB A BITE TO EAT AT OUR FOOD TRUCKS!

2017 Festival Sponsors

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The Children’s Day Festival of Cary is organized by

the American-Turkish Association of North Carolina in partnership with the Town of Cary.

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