The festival featured live performances and demonstrations by over twenty different groups with members from Thailand, Africa, Iran and many more.

The event also featured street food, a gift shop selling cultural goods and booths where MSU clubs shared their culture with students and the community.

“It’s really imperative that we have things like this because it’s a great place for domestic students to learn about all the different cultures on campus,” comparative cultures and politics junior and community outreach and programming intern for MSU’s Office for International Students and Scholars Sohela Suri said.