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A Festival Where All are Welcome

In a world where sharing who we are and where we all come from is becoming the cornerstone to truly understanding our perspectives and paths in life, there is no better time to celebrate the cultures and traditions of others. Through music, live performances, and interactive demonstrations, our students and staff will contribute to an authentic cultural celebration and learning experiences at our fourth annual Multicultural Festival on Friday, November 1st, from 7:55 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

The interdisciplinary event goes beyond the traditional Day of the Dead (Día De Los Muertos) activities, expanding the celebration to include many cultures and, in the process, a more diverse experience of customs that make each of us unique. It is an ideal opportunity for our diverse community of students to share traditions of their culture or ethnicity with their peers and other school community members through storytelling, food, dance, arts, and customs that contribute to a genuinely distinctive experience. The festivities offer many cultural components through a combination of interactive student-run booths and cultural performers.
 
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We invite you to learn more about our multicultural celebration.  

 
JOIN THE CELEBRATION!
We welcome students and staff to participate in the Multicultural Festival to explore a variety of cultural offerings. Students can sign up for activities with a limited number of seats. All times and locations are subject to change as planning is underway.


Share in the Experience
Join in the celebration and explore the various cultural offerings by viewing a video produced by our student videographer 
Jack Kenary, Mr. Millette, and MMC .

MANY THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
This program is possible thanks to grants from the:
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  • Douglas Cultural Council
  • Grafton Cultural Council
  • Hopedale Cultural Council
  • Mendon Cultural Council
  • Millbury Cultural Council
  • Millville Cultural Council
  • Uxbridge Cultural Council,
  • Mass Cultural Council's Local Cultural Councils LCC Program.

Also in partnership with our World Language & Electives department, our Multicultural Club, and our Vocational programs:
  • Culinary Arts for preparing the pan de muerto, Mexican hot chocolate, and horchata.
  • Construction Technology for building the altar.
  • Cosmetology for providing traditional Día de Los Muertos makeup and henna.
  • Multimedia Communications for student videographers filming the event and student-designed event posters & flyers.