Spartanburg International Festival 2006 Date: Saturday, October 7, 2006
Time: 11 am - 6 pm
Location: Downtown Spartanburg's Barnet Park
248 East St. John Street
Purpose: The Spartanburg International Festival is held each year to celebrate Spartanburg's diverse community through food, music,
hands-on activities, fun, and dance. Festival goers can come to Barnet Park for the day and take a trip around the world!
Attendance: Average attendance each year at International Festival is approximately 8,000 people. Spartanburg County residents make up the largest group of people attending the festival. A 2003 survey showed the second highest visitor percentage was from nearby Cherokee County; third was Greenville County. The survey also tracked people from all over South Carolina, North Carolina, and a few from Georgia. Numerous visitors attend International Festival from all over the world - the majority of these are in town visiting with family who reside in Spartanburg.
Presented by: The City of Spartanburg's Parks, Recreation, & Special Events Department with assistance from dozens of wonderful community volunteers!
Cost: Admission to International Festival is FREE to the Public. Food is purchased with Festival coupons. International arts and crafts are available for cash purchase.
Attractions: Three stages feature diverse & celebrated music & dance that spans the globe. Strolling entertainers also are featured throughout the festival. The International Kids Zone offers children's entertainment and hands-on make and take activities for the entire family. Kids can ride the Orient Express along the sidewalks of Barnet Park. The International Boulevard of Food boasts taste-tempting cuisines from all over the world. Visitors can shop for unique gifts & an eclectic mix of International arts & crafts at the Gypsy Market. The Avenue of Nations features a dozen exhibits of diverse cultures from around the globe. The Global Sports Zone teaches the game of hurling, bocce ball & more. The Museum of Art's annual Sidewalk Arts Show is part of the International Festival as well.
pinkrabbit- 02-09-2006
Sounds like we dont get to have our booth thing...
Andromeda- 02-10-2006
I'm still waiting for the reply on that. This is the information about the festival that the woman sent me. She asked what we wanted to do and I reqeusted the Japan booth.
Andromeda- 07-10-2006
Well, the ball is finally rolling with something. Back in January I emailed two people about getting our group involved with the Japan booth at the one day festival. Well, at the beginning of February I heard back from both of them. I picked one to email and never heard a thing back. Well, today I finally got an email.
It seems that the one person I emailed emailed the other person today and said, \"Remember this? You might want to get in touch with her.\" And so she sent me an email, which that email was attached to it along with mine from February, and she informed me that my information and our interest was forwarded to Kathryn McLaughlin with International Studies at USC Upstate, who is the coordinator for the booths.
So keep your fingers crossed!
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