While originally planned in June, the new date has been set to August 28th from 4-7pm. The festival is intended to help newcomers feel at home as they settle in and celebrate with long time residents of the area.
A mix of live music of Indian, African and contemporary country will be played as well as a free dinner including hamburgers, hot dogs and multicultural food.
Health protocols will be followed and masks will be provided for those who need one.