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INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL FESTIVAL
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A huge thank you to the 3,305 of you who joined us at Sparks Bristol on the 6th June. You turned the space into a celebration of music, movement and flavours from around the globe, proudly honouring the many cultures that make Bristol such a vibrant city to live in.
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3,305 visitors through the doors
27 arts and crafts traders
10 food traders
Performances spanning Latin American dance, African drumming, and a fashion show featuring outfits from Sudan, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, India and Pakistan
Hands-on workshops: Polish folk art, Chinese calligraphy, Sudanese textiles, flamenco, African drumming, and a craft corner for kids
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Sparks Bristol was filled with music, movement and flavours from around the globe — proudly celebrating the many cultures that help make Bristol a vibrant city to live in.
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"You gave us an amazing space to showcase our efforts, share our cultures, and perform for all to enjoy. It wasn't just about being there, but the taking part that made it feel so special for everyone."
— Angie, Food Trader (first time at the Festival)
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"This experience has given me so much more confidence in a public-facing environment, and a genuine chance to meet so many talented and lovely people. Thank you for providing an umbrella for people to connect, especially in times of uncertainty."
— Bonica, Youth Volunteer
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The festival marked the start of Bristol Refugee Week which runs until the 21st June.
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