The City Council of Concord has officially proclaimed October 5th as Concord International Festival Day, marking the fourth year of this vibrant celebration of multiculturalism and diversity. The festival will take place outdoors on Marcus Street in Barbaric, promising a lively atmosphere filled with music, food, and art that showcases the city’s rich international community.

Last year, the event attracted between 6,000 to 8,000 attendees, highlighting its growing popularity and the community's enthusiasm for celebrating diverse cultures. The council emphasized the importance of the festival in promoting understanding among different races and ethnicities, fostering community bonding, and enriching the local culture.

As preparations for the festival continue, city officials expressed optimism about the event's success, citing favorable weather conditions and the community's eagerness to participate. The Concord International Festival not only serves as a platform for cultural exchange but also strengthens the ties within the community, making it a significant annual event for residents and visitors alike.