Sights of CultureFest 2022

Check out some of the sights of CultureFest 2022.

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September 18, 2022
Belly dancers were among the many live performances at CultureFest.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – Belly dancers were among the many live performances at CultureFest.
Crowds gathered to watch live musical and dance performances that filled the stage in the middle of Fountain Avenue and High Street.
Crowds gathered to watch live musical and dance performances that filled the stage in the middle of Fountain Avenue and High Street.
Henna was one of the many things available to attendees of the event.
Henna was one of the many things available to attendees of the event.
Shoppers visited vendors tables, selling clothing, books, and other items.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – Shoppers visited vendors tables, selling clothing, books, and other items.
Many vendors were set up at CultureFest.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – Many vendors were set up at CultureFest.
Yoga classes were offered on the sidewalk around City Hall Plaza.
Yoga classes were offered on the sidewalk around City Hall Plaza.
Belly dancers were among the many live performances at CultureFest.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – Belly dancers were among the many live performances at CultureFest.
CultureFest 2022 in its new location.
CultureFest 2022 in its new location.
A dragon traveled through the streets of Downtown Springfield during CultureFest 2022.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – A dragon traveled through the streets of Downtown Springfield during CultureFest 2022.
Musical acts also included local marching bands.
Musical acts also included local marching bands.
The team of CultureFest organizers.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – The team of CultureFest organizers.
Crowds gathered to watch live performances throughout the day.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – Crowds gathered to watch live performances throughout the day.
Vendors selling a diverse variety of clothing, jewelry, crafts and more were set up at CultureFest.
Nancy Flinchbaugh – Vendors selling a diverse variety of clothing, jewelry, crafts and more were set up at CultureFest.

The annual CultureFest event took a pause becasue of the COVID-19 pandemic and returned this year in a new location, with a new feel. Crowds gathered throughout the festival to celebrate the different cultures and diversity that combine to make Springfield a great place to live, work and play. 

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