Each year, the Concord Multicultural features a full lineup of performances, food vendors, craft vendors, artists and activities that showcase the many cultures that are represented in our community.
It is our goal to create an engaging event that brings people together to celebrate the diverse heritages that make the Greater Concord community so enriching.
This is where you will find the schedule of performances as it gets closer. In the meantime, please join us on Facebook, Instagram, and sign up for our e-newsletter.
Our performance schedule is FULL! Click below to apply for next year.
Barranquilla Flavor is a multicultural dance program created by Sindy Chown to teach the community the value of cultures and keep the community educated about the different types of language and rhythm through music.
Times are approximate and subject to change.
Truly a stunning visual representation of the diversity in our community. We have flags from more than 80 different countries - join us!
Victoria Carrington Chávez, Afro-Indigenous (Diné) Mexican
Laurette Nepa
Ali Sekou, Mayor Pro Tem, City of Concord
David Parker, Parker Education, Event Sponsor
Traditional African Dance
Inspired by his roots in Sierra Leone where he was adopted from, Senie’s music blends West African rhythms and melodies with blues, reggae and more traditional North American folk.
Ethnic Nepali cultural dance with beautiful melody and performed in traditional clothing.
Classical and folk music with Indian instruments, representing Indian, Nepali, and Bhutanese cultures.
Traditional Classical Indian Dance
Produced by Emelyne Adios with designers Bellas Boutique and Nadia Raffia
In uncertain times, we come together to celebrate beauty, strength, and unity. Fashion is not just what we wear - it's who we are.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO JOIN FOR THE FINAL WALK - Come as you are, in your own clothes, your own culture, your own expression - but with ONE HEART
Afrobeats/ Hip hop inspired by his upbringing in the Ivory Coast
Narrated Dance Show with array of styles, ages, music and fun!
Bache Kabul Dance, Afghanistan
Black American music, R&B, Soul and Hip Hop
Traditional Indonesian Dance
Colombian Cumbia
Acholi and Baganda Traditional Dances representing two very distinct and rich cultures in Uganda
Argentinian Tango Songs, the music of the Río de la Plata
Brazilian dance has deep roots in West African culture as well as influences from European and native Brazilian traditions.
Salsa Dancing
A unique French Performance, Linda singing with her accompaniment will take you on a journey with classic songs of old and new, appealing to all ages.
Bharatanatyam, Traditional South Indian Dance
The dance style we represent is called Bharatanatyam that has many capturing geometric patterns. This dance is fast paced, has lots of crisp movements with intricate rhythmic footwork and lots of beautiful dance poses. It has very enchanting make up and costumes.
Hip Hop Dance
Danzas Prehispánica
Pre-Hispanic dances were a fundamental element in the life of the ancient peoples of Mexico. These dances were performed for specific purposes, such as religious ceremonies, agricultural festivals, war rituals, and social events.
Afrobeats, Amapiano & Traditional Zambian music
Amapiano is a South African music genre that blends deep house, jazz, soul, and lounge music with distinctive log drum basslines and percussive elements.
African Rhythm Dancing representing the many shared unique cultures of Africa
Traditional Jewish Dances - everyone is welcome and encouraged to join!
"Zemer Atik" which literally means ancient melody is a familiar Jewish dance which is meant to build community through song and movement. The words are sung in Hebrew and the choreography we are learning was made in 1955 by Rivka Sturman.
"Ale Brider" sung and played by the Kelzmatics. It's a song about community, brotherhood, happiness and celebration. The chorus is fun and easy to sing and the movements blend New England folk dance with a Klezmer dance melody with Yiddish lyrics.
Closing Songs of Peace
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