Joe Bataan & The Barrio Boys And A “Maker Fair” At The Union Settlement’s 2014 Ethnic Festival

May 8, 2014

Ethnic Festial photo- 2014 flyer imgRenowned musician King of Latin Soul Joe Bataan and the Barrio Boys perform live and enjoy a day of family-friendly fun at Union Settlement Association’s 22nd Annual Ethnic Festival held Saturday, May 17, 2014, from 11AM-5PM at Union Settlement Way (East 104th between 2nd and 3rdAvenues). Also headlining the day’s festivities is a “Maker Fair,” where visitors of all ages can try their hand at more than a dozen popular arts and crafts, including knitting, embroidery, paper making, origami, sneaker print design, beadwork jewelry design, cupcake decorating, and more.

Honoring this year’s theme, Our Voices, this year’s Ethnic Festival will be filled with wonderful live performances including Dilamstronauta Jazz Quartet from the National Jazz Museum of Harlem, the Marcus Garvey Park Drummers, AUC Lion Dancers, artistic belly dancer Aisha, and the Folklorics Estampas Preu. Youth activities include a basketball tournament, a sneaker art battle, a fashion show, and pony rides and a wild animal zoo in Union Settlement’s garden. Delicious multicultural cuisine and one-of-a-kind art and handicrafts designed by local vendors will also be on offer during the day’s event. Now celebrating its 22nd anniversary, this annual East Harlem event continues to expand to showcase the neighborhood’s growing diversity. For more information, visit http://www.unionsettlement.org/.

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