The city of Lethbridge, AB’s 35th Heritage Day got off to a lively day as thousands participated in the event marked by worldwide culinary delights. With 13 ethnic groups represented, visitors could wander from booth to booth and sample the succulent dishes prepared by representatives of different cultures, who often also presented the food to diners in traditional dress.
Different culinary and ethic groups took part, as well as the number live entertainers who performed traditional and cultural dance to entertain diners. 14 other craft and display booths were also on hand to showcase products from around the world and bring together diverse cultures, art and food. Everything from Bolivian Tin Ku to Japanese Bonseki was on display.
Cultural community events, such as Heritage Day at Lethbridge, provide wonderful opportunities for local printers in the area to serve the community and utilize various services to help promote local events. Banner printing helps advertise various cultural and food displays and also assist organizers set up the numerous pavillions.
Heritage Day is a one day afternoon event on August 1 stationed at the south pavilion at Exhibition Park, which has become a repeated great success, thanks to the promotional efforts of the various ethnic groups that participated. The annual festival, which has taken place every year for 35 years in Lethbridge at various venues in the city, is also heavily promoted in Print sources through advertisements and the Exhibition Park’s digital and printed calendar of events. Get a Free Quote for Print
