Emerald Hills Institute

The 21st Multicultural Ethnic Dance Festival, hosted on June 1, 2024, at The Gateway in Salt Lake City, was a lively celebration of global cultures through dance. Organized by the Emerald Hills Institute, the event took place from 4 PM to 9 PM, featuring an array of dynamic performances that highlighted diverse cultural heritages with vibrant costumes and rhythmic music.

The festival created an enchanting environment where attendees could experience a wide range of cultural traditions. Performers from various backgrounds captivated the audience, fostering a sense of community and appreciation for cultural diversity. The event was free and open to the public, attracting a large and enthusiastic crowd.

Support for the festival came from key local organizations, including the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, the Salt Lake City Arts Council, and the Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP) program. This backing highlighted the community's dedication to promoting cultural awareness and inclusivity through artistic endeavors.

You're Invited to the 21st Multicultural Ethnic Dance Festival! A Celebration of Diversity
Join us for an enchanting celebration of diversity through dance!

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Experience a mesmerizing showcase of cultures from around the globe, featuring captivating performances, vibrant costumes, and rhythmic beats that will transport you to different corners of the world.

Come together with friends, family, and the community to celebrate unity in diversity through the universal language of dance.

Funding provided by:
Utah Division of Arts & Museums
Salt Lake City Art Council
Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks
Emerald Hills Institute

Event Recaps and Social Media Highlights

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Performing Groups

Harps Irish Dance Company πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Ireland/Celtic

Halau Ku Pono I Kamalani πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Native Hawaiian, Māori, and Tahitian

KUD Rastko πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Serbia

Utah'ko Triskalariak πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Basque (Northern Spain/Southern France

Divya School of Dance πŸ”—

Culture Represented: India

Carnaval de Barranquilla Utah USA πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Colombia

Balkanska Kitka

Culture Represented: Bulgaria

Ballet FolclΓ³rico Linaje Latino πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru

Nuevas Raices BolΓ­via

Culture Represented: Bolivia

Kenshin Taiko πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Japan

Danza Y Color Utah πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Mexico

World Dance Company πŸ”—

Culture Represented: Turkey

Kerman Flamenco Guitar

Culture Represented: Uyghur