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Festivals

18th Annual Twin Cities Ukrainian Heritage Festival

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Ukrainian American Community Center, 301 Main St. NE, 1-7 pm, Sat. Sept. 15. Free Admission. Bring family and friends to this free event. Get entertained with outstanding dance and music performances, enjoy delicious homemade Ukrainian food, and simply have fun. Ukrainian Heritage Festival is a world-class celebration of Ukrainian culture and its unique traditions in the Twin Cities. “All things Ukrainian” await you. 
Come waltz and polka with Ukrainian Village Band, a Ukrainian roots band, playing folk & modern music. This festival has many attractions: cultural exhibit, craft vendors, children’s games, silent auction, beer garden with local and international beers, and more. All are welcome.

Peace Fest 2018

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In partnership with the City of Columbia Heights and the Columbia Heights Police Department, Science of Spirituality Meditation Center, 4054 Van Buren St. NE, Columbia Heights, is hosting a Peace Fest, celebrating individual and global peace through meditation, community service, art and food. Saturday, June 23, 10 am-7 pm, $2. This festival will host a symposium on peace with various guest speakers from the around the country, organizations in the community that are working hard to spread the vision of peace in various ways. The Peace Fest will also have live music, fun children’s activities, live cooking demos, and an international vegetarian food court. All proceeds will go to charity.

Science of Spirituality is a worldwide spiritual organization dedicated to transforming lives through meditation, under the guidance of Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj. Meditation helps all of us achieve inner peace, leading to global peace. The City of Columbia Heights supports peace among its diverse community and has received recognition for being a “City of Peace.” CHPD has led several projects and taken pivotal steps in making the police force more diverse and proactive peacemakers. For more information, contact Arvind Naik at MinneapolisCenter@sos.org or call 612-216-4444 or visit sosmn.org.

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