3293 days ago

Culture Galore, Saturday 11 March, 12 noon~4 pm; Ray Blank Park

Shirish Paranjape from

Culture Galore is a prime opportunity for the people of Christchurch to experience and celebrate the diversity of cultures that exists in our community.
There are 35 stalls with ethnic food, over 30 information, craft and activity stalls located around the park. Plenty of activities for the kids as well – bouncy castles, baseball hitting cage, water walkers, face painting, pedalmania, police radar gun, inflatable climbing tower and obstacle course, stone carving, flax weaving and calligraphy.
2016 event was attended by about 6000 people.

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