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Gallery: Chandler Multicultural Festival drew thousands to park

The city of Chandler’s 30th Multicultural Festival attracted thousands of attendees to A.J. Chandler Park on Jan. 18.

Attendees enjoyed music, dance, food and more from dozens of nations and cultures from around the world.

Booths were on hand to promote various business ventures and nonprofits.

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COMMUNITY EVENT

Gallery: Chandler Multicultural Festival drew thousands to park

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The city of Chandler’s 30th Multicultural Festival attracted thousands of attendees to A.J. Chandler Park on Jan. 18.

Attendees enjoyed music, dance, food and more from dozens of nations and cultures from around the world.

Booths were on hand to promote various business ventures and nonprofits.

The event was preceded by a federal swearing-in session and ceremony in which 99 people from 31 countries became U.S. citizens.

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