Get ready to embark on a cultural journey like no other as the Embassy Festival returns for its 12th edition. Set to take place on Saturday, September 7 in the royal city of The Hague, this year's festival promises to be a captivating celebration of diverse cultures from around the world.
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The Embassy Festival is a vibrant and dynamic cultural event that brings together around 50 participants from all over the world. The festival showcases the rich tapestry of international cultures through an array of artistic expressions, including music, dance, traditional costumes and mouth-watering cuisine. As a cultural melting pot, the Embassy Festival offers an immersive experience that captures the essence of global diversity and aims to unite and lift global culture.
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This interactive and educational passport is free for everybody, inviting both young and old to engage with different cultures through various activities. As you explore the festival and collect stamps in your passport, you will not only learn about the diverse traditions and heritage of the participating cultures, but you will also have the chance to win special prizes.
This year, the festival is bringing you closer to the heart of the performances with more intimate and personal experiences. In both the Creative Arena and Performance Space, audiences will enjoy a closer connection with the artists. Surrounding these stages, more than 47 countries will showcase their rich heritage through unique culinary tastings and cultural displays at the International Market.
A highlight of the festival, the Culture Parade will take place at 3.05pm. This vibrant parade will see participants proudly displaying their traditional costumes, colours, and flags, creating a special experience that resonates with both young and old. Make sure you do not miss this captivating celebration of global unity.
The Embassy Festival on Lange Voorhout is free for all to attend, and you can find out more about what to expect on the Embassy Festival website.
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