Farmington Heritage Festival runs through Sunday
Farmington wraps up its annual Heritage Week with a festival on Sunday, October 14 at the Costick Activities Center.
Farmington wraps up its annual Heritage Week with a festival on Sunday, October 14 at the Costick Activities Center.
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Cultural booths, set up and manned by community volunteers, will provide a glimpse into a wide variety of cultures and traditions. This year’s booths are sponsored by the American Association of University Women.
Crafters will bring their wares from the Finnish Cultural Center, Bosnia, Mexico, Russia, Africa, Thailand and Argentina.
Children will not want to miss the activities in the Children’s Area, including making crafts from around the globe and special entertainment.
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