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International Spring Festival Returns To North Penn This Weekend: What To Know
The global food and music celebration is one of the largest multicultural celebrations in the greater Philadelphia region.
TOWAMENCIN, PA — The International Spring Festival will return to North Penn High School this weekend, bringing one of the largest multicultural celebrations in the region to the local suburbs.
It will be held on April 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The 37th annual event is free of charge. More than 6,000 participants attended in 2025, according to organizers.
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It's highlighted by the "Parade of Nations," a procession of representatives from more than 60 countries displaying cultural pride.
The festival also includes a health and wellness fair, kids activities, live entertainment on seven different stages, a wide variety of artistry through crafts and exhibits, and of course the International Food Court, featuring flavors from around the globe.
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In the past, food as diverse as Afghani, African-American, Chinese, Hungarian, Indian, Italian, Jamaican, Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Filipino, Thai, and more has been offered, while Venezuelan, Mexican, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Indian, Caribbean, and Irish performers take the various stages.
North Penn is located on 1340 S. Valley Forge Road.
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