For two consecutive weekends, the World’s Fair, that now-famous celebration of culture and technology that last took Queens by storm in 1964, is making a comeback.
Catch all the diverse fun at The Shops At Atlas Park in Glendale. There will be food and entertainment representing different peoples from around the globe provided by Shiro’s of Japan, The Amish Market, Rosetta Wines and others. Atlas Park has also promised a $1,000 giveaway each day to the top performance group as voted by mall visitors.
In keeping with the mind-expanding tradition of the World’s Fair, there will also be numerous booths set up by not-for-profit organizations selling cultural artifacts and handing out information. So far, Atlas Park officials have confirmed 25 groups representing 20 different cultures have been booked.
See you there! But if you can't make it this first weekend, you can still expect a full report in next week’s issue of The Glendale Register, published by Ledger/Star.
Catch all the diverse fun at The Shops At Atlas Park in Glendale. There will be food and entertainment representing different peoples from around the globe provided by Shiro’s of Japan, The Amish Market, Rosetta Wines and others. Atlas Park has also promised a $1,000 giveaway each day to the top performance group as voted by mall visitors.
In keeping with the mind-expanding tradition of the World’s Fair, there will also be numerous booths set up by not-for-profit organizations selling cultural artifacts and handing out information. So far, Atlas Park officials have confirmed 25 groups representing 20 different cultures have been booked.
See you there! But if you can't make it this first weekend, you can still expect a full report in next week’s issue of The Glendale Register, published by Ledger/Star.
(Original image of photo can be found here.)
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I went to this event last weekend. It was so much fun, Shiro's had some awesome food!
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