On Saturday, Feb. 15, Florida State University’s International Bazaar attracted over 850 participants for a lively exhibition of worldwide culture, showcasing music, dance, and fashion from student groups.
For thirty years, the Center for Global Engagement has hosted this premier intercultural celebration, uniting students, faculty, staff, and the Tallahassee community to honor traditions and cultural diversity. This year’s event featured displays, exhibits, and engaging experiences curated by students, spotlighting customs from various regions around the globe.
With more than 2,500 international students and scholars representing 120 nations on campus, this year’s International Bazaar exemplified the diverse global community present at FSU.
Performances included a fashion presentation by the African Graduate Student Association, choreography from the K-pop dance ensemble Seoula System, and a showcase by the FSU Belly Dancers, providing an engaging experience for all attendees.
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